This is the A343 category
• Latest liveries first
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YA-KAA
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2023-24
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YA-KMU
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2023-24
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YA-KMJ
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2023-24
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YA-KML
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2023-24
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YA-KMN
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2023-24
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Kam Air started operations in 2003.
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OO-ABB
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2019-20
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Air Belgium launched CRL-FDF-PTP-CRL flights in December 2019 and added large decals to one of its A340 for the occasion.
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OO-ABB
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2019
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Safrans du Monde is a French tour operator selling all inclusive around-the-world tours.
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LN-RKF
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2019
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LN-RKG
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2019
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SAS carried two Pandas from Beijing to Copenhagen on April 2, 2019. Xing Er and Mao Sun have been sent to the Copenhagen Zoo under a collaborative research project on giant panda conservation and breeding between China and Denmark, which will last for 15 years.
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YA-KME
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2018-19
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YA-KMO
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2018-19
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YA-KMS
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2018-19
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UR-UWW
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2018-19
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Kam Air started operations in 2003 and celebrated its 15th anniversary with special titles in 2018.
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2015-17
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2015-17
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2015-17
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2015-17
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2015-17
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2015-17
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2015-17
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2015-17
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Philippines Air Lines started operations on March 15, 1941 and is considered to be the oldest commercial airline in Asia still operating under its initial name.
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OH-LQD
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2012-16
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Marimekko is a Finnish design company based in Helsinki that has made important contributions to fashion, especially in the 1960s. "Unikko" is finnish for poppy, and is one of their most widely known design pattern. Since 2012 both firms cooperate and the iconic Marimekko patterns can be seen on tableware and textiles inside Finnair aircraft.
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 B-18806
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This aircraft was equipped with dedicated instrumentation measuring and recording various properties of the atmospheric composition during flights. The collected data was transmitted to scientists for research on issues such as global warming and climate change. The survey was mostly centered on the Pacific Greenhouse Gas Observatory project.
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ZS-SXD
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2012-19+24-
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In early 2012 SAA issued a public competition challenging South African teenagers aged 13-21 to design “an iconic visual which captures the spirit of South Africa.” 21-year old Adri le Roux, a first year design student at Stellenbosch University, won the contest. Her colourful drawings of swimmers, runners and footballers was applied to the A340 in time for the aircraft to carry the SA delegation to London for the Summer Games. The aircraft was named Siyanqoba, which is Zulu for "We conquer". This livery was the 2010s equivalent of Ndizani and was used extensively by SAA for PR duties until its retirement in late 2019. The aircraft returned to service in late 2024.
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Angry Birds Asian Challenge
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OH-LQD
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2011
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The company that created the Angry Birds game and Finnair teamed up to create a one-time “Angry Birds Asian Challenge” during a flight from Helsinki to Singapore on September 20, 2011. The stickers were different on the two sides of the fuselage, and remained on the plane for about 3 months.
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70 - Asia's first, shining through
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2011-12
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2011-12
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2011-12
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2011-12
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2011-12
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2011-12
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Philippines Air Lines started operations on March 15, 1941 and is considered the oldest commercial airline in Asia still operating under its initial name.
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San Francisco - Zurich Direct
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HB-JMJ
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2010-11
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To celebrate the (re)launch of flights from Zurich to San Francisco, Swiss organised an online competition to design a special livery. Both sides were different.
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all 5
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2009-10
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6 a/c
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2009-10
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3 a/c
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2009-10
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6 a/c
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2009-10
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Celebrating the 80th anniverisary of the airline, which began operations on March 5, 1929 as Línea Aeropostal Santiago-Arica and was rebranded as Línea Aérea Nacional de Chile (LAN-Chile) in 1932. The airline's 5 A340 all wore the decals while a selection of other aircraft in the fleet also carried the titles. Note the widebodies had the titles in English on the port side while it was in Spanish only on narrowbodies. The 6 B767 to wear the titles were: CC-CDM, CC-CWG, CC-CWN, CC-CXD, CC-CXG & CC-CZW. The A320 were CC-COI, CC-COM & CC-CQN while the 6 A318 were CC-CVA, CC-CVB, CC-CVF, CC-CVN, CC-CVP & CC-CZJ.
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