This is the [Group] Corendon category
• Latest liveries first
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 PH-CDQ
| | | 2025-26
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This special scheme was unveiled in 2025 to celebrate the Dutch/Turkish travel company's 25th anniversary. The special design is the work of renowned Dutch tatoo artist Henk Schiffmacher and celebrates the company' adventurous spirit. The two sides of the fuselage were different and included a heart-shaped logo on engines that represented a pirate, the eternal wanderer of the seas.
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 9H-CXG
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Corendon entered a sponsorship agreement with Yorkshire based Hull City football club in Spring 2022. The team currently plays in the EFL Championship (the one below Premier League).
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 TC-TJY
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Corendon is now the official sponsor of the Antalyaspor football club. The players are referred to as the "Scorpions".
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Max Morlock forever
für immer »
Max Morlock Stadium Stadion
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 9H-CXA
| | | 2020-25
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This aircraft of the Malta-based subsidiary of the Corendon Group sponsored the 1. FC Nurnberg football club between 2020 & 2025. The plane was named after 50s/60s player Max Morlock.
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Eurovision Song Contest Rotterdam 2020
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 PH-CDE
| | | 2020-21
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 TC-COH
| | | 2020-22
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Corendon was a partner of the 2020 edition of the Eurovision Song Contest that finally took place in Rotterdam in May 2021. Note the two aircraft had different iterations of the Corendon scheme.
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The year of Aspendos in Antalya 2019 - Universal Heritage
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ZS-GAL
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2019
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ZS-GAW
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2019
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Aspendos was an ancient Greco-Roman city in Antalya province of Turkey. It is known among others for its theatre which has been preserved remarkably well.
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 TC-MKS
| | | 2018-19
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Corendon Airlines was the first Turkish airline to introduce the MAX in Turkey with this Monarch not-taken-up frame and advertised it with corresponding titles.
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VriendenLoterij
Friends Lottery
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In the clouds with ~
In de wolken met de ~
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 PH-CDF
| | | 2017-19
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Corendon was a partner of this Dutch lottery which supports charties with fifty per cent of the income from ticket sales intended for organizations working in the field of well-being and health. Note the confetti were different on the two sides.
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 TC-TJH
| | | 2012-13
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 TC-TJJ
| | | 2012
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Corendon Airlines leased 737 TC-TJJ (in Detur colours) to Kazakh tour operator Gulnar Tour for a short period in late 2012. The aircraft was then replaced by sistership TC-TJH in standard colours and both carried dual additional titles on the occasion.
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 TC-TJB
| | | 2012-15
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Kids & Co is a concept by tour operator Corendon targetting Dutch-speaking families going on holiday with babies and children. The airline offers special service during the flight and dedicated animation teams in its hotels & resorts. Both sides were different and displayed the characters created by the group for the occasion. The livery of TJB was updated in early 2015 with the logo and scheme change (bottom picture).
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 TC-TJJ
| | | 2011-22
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Detur is a Turkish tour operator selling holiday packages mainly from Scandinavia to Turkey and other European resorts. The livery was simplified in January 2019 (see second image).
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 TC-FLH
| | | 2004
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 TC-TJA
| | | 2005-08
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 TC-TJB
| | | 2005-07
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 TC-TJC
| | | 2006-08
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 TC-TJD
| | | 2006-08
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Year 2004 marked the second year of partnership between Fly Air and tour operator Corendon, and TC-FLH gained large Corendon titles as well as the "Turkey" logo of the national tourism campaign on the tail. This aircraft lost its special livery during Winter 2004/2005, gaining the "nazar" livery of Fly Air. In the meantime, Corendon had launched its own airline, registered as Touristic Jet but marketed as Corendon, and all 4 aircraft in the fleet of Touristic Jet would wear the same livery with the Turkey logo until the airline was properly rebranded Corendon Airlines in 08/09. Note the different shades of red on the aircraft.
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 TC-FLC
| | | 2003
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Durch tour operator Corendon teamed up with Fly Air for Summer 2003 season, resulting in the first aircraft with a full Corendon livery.
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