Livery of the Week: Singapore Airlines
The carrier’s blue-and-gold design has remained remarkably consistent through more than five decades of fleet changes.
The carrier’s blue-and-gold design has remained remarkably consistent through more than five decades of fleet changes.
The aircraft will be displayed alongside Qantas’ first 747-400.
Paris, a crew base, and 15 future gates are positioning the airline for its next phase of expansion.
The new service will mark the carrier’s return to the Texas-Europe market after more than three decades.
The special centennial design features an oversized white crane against dark blue.
New additions include Sun Country’s current CEO and board chair.
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The carrier ordered four of the type in 2024.
The carrier said it will shut down Lufthansa CityLine and remove some of its less efficient jets from service.
A technical, diagram-inspired design brings a new visual concept to the airline’s growing A220 fleet.