Livery

Earlier this week, South Korean flag carrier Korean Air revealed a new livery and corporate identity that will debut throughout the company.

JetBlue has launched a new special aircraft livery featuring characters from Nintendo’s Super Mario franchise on an A320.

Anime and science fiction series are an important part of Japanese culture and their most popular characters have been regularly featured.

The sunburst, a signature element, incorporates a gradient of orange and yellow, evoking a sense of warmth and leisure travel.

The long-troubled Italian flag carrier can now start looking at the future and plan to strategically utilize all of its assets.

The livery design was created by JetBlue crewmember Ray Matthew, who also coined the tagline on its side-body: “Honoring the fly-est crew in the biz.”

Etihad Airways has revealed the first-ever Warner Bros. World-branded Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner, featuring iconic characters.

After around five years, United is set to phase out the “Her Art Here” liveries on two Boeing 757-200 aircraft. The special liveries were unveiled in 2019.

In stark contrast to the blue and green shades painted on most of its fleet, Horizon Air’s retrojet bears its bold original livery.

These designs have evolved over time, reflecting both modern aesthetics and the rich history of the Tata Group’s involvement in aviation.