This is the Air France category
• Latest liveries first
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2024 Olympics Candidate City Ville Candidate - Jeux Olympiques de 2024
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F-HPJJ
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2016-18
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F-GSQH
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2016-18
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F-GZNP
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2016-19
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F-GKXI
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2016-18
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F-GKXJ
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2016-21
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F-GKXQ
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2016-19
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F-HBNC
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2016-18
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F-GRXL
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2016-21
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F-GRXM
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2016-17
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F-GPMF
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2016-19
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AF was a partner of the Paris bid for the 2024 Summer Games with decals applied to 10 aircraft. Paris was chosen in September 2017 to host the Games. Note in 2016-19 F-GKXQ was one one of two French West Indies-based frames. F-HBNC & F-GPMF were frames flying on the domestic routes, mainly from Paris-Orly. Also worth mentionning is the fact that in the meantime the logo of the Games changed.
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F-GSQI
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2015-21
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JonOne (born John Andrew Perello) is an American graffiti artist. Originally from New York, he lives and works in Paris. In 2015 he collaborated with Air France and created this street art version of the AF "accent" logo, emphasizing the airline's tradition of promoting contemporary art and modern creation. The work of the artist can be seen here.
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France - China France 法国 - Chine 中国
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50th Anniversary 50 Ans 50周年
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F-HPJE
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2014-15
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In 1964 France’s General De Gaulle was the first Western World leader to resume diplomatic relations with China, paving the way for a progressive re-establishment of links with many other coutries. In 2014 50th anniversary celebrations took place in both countries and both AF and Air China had special liveries to celebrate the event.
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F-HPJI
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2013-14
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The two sides of the fuselage had different stickers stickers and the digits were made of pictures that summed up Air France's history since 1933. Decals were also different from the ones on A320 F-HEPG.
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F-HEPG
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2013-14
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The two sides of the fuselage had different stickers stickers and the digits were made of pictures that summed up Air France's history since 1933. Decals were also different from the ones on A380 F-HPJI.
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F-GFKJ
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2008-13
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Air France painted this early A320 in a retro scheme in late 2008 to celebrate its 75th anniversary.
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F-GRHD
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1999
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A320 MSN1000 is an A319-111 produced in Hamburg-Finkenwerder and delivered to Air France on April 15, 1999. The special decal was similar to the one added to A320-232 N453UA, the 1001st A320 Family aircraft, also delivered on April 15, 1999.
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Official Airline Compagnie Aérienne Officielle
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F-GEXA
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1998
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F-GETA
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1998
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F-BPVM
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1998
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F-GLZK
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1998
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F-GLZL
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1998
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F-GEMD
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1998
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F-GFKH
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1998
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F-GFKM
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1998
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F-GFKO
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1998
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F-GFKU
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1998
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F-GHQC
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1998
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F-GHQE
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1998
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F-GHQF
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1998
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F-GJVA
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1998
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F-GGEA
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1998
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F-GGEF
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1998
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All 32 teams participating in the 1998 World Cup host in France were represented on these 16 Air France aircraft, which was an official sponsor of the event. 6 long-haul aircraft were decorated alongside 10 A320 (including 2 rare -100 variants). The decals themselves were very similar with a goalkeeper on the port side and a striker on the starboard side. The jerseys -and sometimes the skin colour as well- were adapted to show each participating nation's flag colours.
Note the name of the countries were written in French on the aircraft; in the list above countries/nations are abbreviated to their standard ISO 3166 code and are listed port side|starboard side.
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F-BTSD
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1996
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In April 1996 Pepsi teamed up with Air France for part of its "Project Blue" marketing campaign which saw a new -mostly blue- can released. The Concorde remained in this livery just a few days and visited a bunch of airports around Europe & the Middle East for press events. Note the wings also sported large Pepsi titles.
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