Livery

Massachusetts-based Cape Air has unveiled a new livery on one of its aircraft, which will be a treat for those in the Caribbean.

One of its most iconic designs was the mostly-green scheme, a bold and distinctive look that adorned the airline’s fleet for many years.

The first such aircraft to sport the updated look, named “Taming Of The Blue,” is expected to enter service later this month.

Breeze Airways, one of the newest entrants to the U.S. airline market, revealed its unique livery when it began operations in 2021.

In recent years, Hainan has also introduced several special liveries, including those featuring characters from the popular “Kung Fu Panda” film series.

The fuselage is predominantly white with the carrier’s name, “WestJet,” displayed in a bold, modern font on the fuselage.

Icelandic ultra-low-cost carrier PLAY Airlines has made a bold statement with its distinctive livery, which was unveiled in 2019.

Alaska Airlines recently debuted a new, eye-catching livery inspired by the Seattle Kraken, the city’s National Hockey League (NHL) team.

The airline updated its livery a decade ago, though just a handful of 737-700s maintained the original “Canyon Blue” colors.

China Airlines, Taiwan’s national flag carrier, has been synonymous with the island’s aviation industry for several decades.