This is the Aer Lingus category
• Latest liveries first
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Official Airline of the Irish Rugby Team
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EI-DEG
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2024-25
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A new version of the IRFU scheme at Aer Lingus appeared in early 2024 with 4 players featured.
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Official Airline of the Irish Rugby Team
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EI-DEI
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2022-25
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After another interim period with no player decals between late 2020 and early 2022, EI-DEI gained again player decals in early 2022, this time featuring only 3 players (none below the tail).
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Official Airline of the Irish Rugby Team
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EI-DEI
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2020-21
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After a period in interim colours with no player decals, EI-DEI had new decals added in early 2020; one of the 4 players was changed in comparison to the first version and the jerseys were updated.
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Official Airline of the Irish Rugby Team
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EI-DEI
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2015-19
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EI-DEO
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2015-22
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Aer Lingus painted two A320s in a special livery to support the national rugby team on the occasion of the 2015 World Cup hosted by England in Sep/Oct 2015. Note the two aircraft were identical at first (see bottom picture) but that changed in November 2015 when EI-DEI had the rugby ball on the tail altered (top picture). The tail of EI-DEO was never modified, neither were the players on that aircraft; in the meantime EI-DEI would see its decals modified two times (see #1B & #1C).
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Have you followed | "liked" us yet?
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#socialjet - @AerLingus | facebook.com/AerLingus
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EI-FCC
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2013
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This aircraft served for only a Summer season with Aer Lingus; it was painted in basic colours with special titles promoting the Twitter (port side) and Facebook (starboard side) official accounts of the airline.
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EI-DVM
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2011-
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"St Coleman/Colman" was painted in a retro scheme in March 2011 to celebrate the 75 Years of Aer Lingus in 2011.
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EI-CZV
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2003-04
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EI-CZW
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2003-04
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These two A320 were leased by Aer Lingus for a year and did not receive the full paintscheme. The special titles advertised the airline's low fares and "better" service, comparing itself with Ryanair without naming its competitor.
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EI-BXD
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2003-04
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EI-BXK
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2003-05
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EI-CDB
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2003-04
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EI-CDC
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2003-04
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Aer Lingus launched a marketing campaign promoting its website in March 2003. A total of 4 planes wore 3 colour variations of the scheme.
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