This is the Asian Games category
• Latest liveries first
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Hangzhou 2022 19th Asian Games
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 B-307G
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B-309N
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Wahaha, established in 1987, has grown into China’s largest beverage corporation and was a partner of the 19th Asian Games taking place in Hangzhou in 2022 with Loong Air as a sponsor.
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Hangzhou 2022 19th Asian Games
亚运号
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Asian Games Torch Relay
亚运火炬号
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B-329Q
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B-329R
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Zhejiang Loong Air was a natural partner for the 2022 Asian Games which took place at its headquarters' city Hangzhou. The graphics revolve around the iconic "Qiantang tide" of the area, where Zhejiang River joins the waters of the East China Sea. This third variant of the scheme includes a rainbow wave which sympbolizes the torch relay completed prior to the opening of the Asian Games.
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Hangzhou 2022 19th Asian Games
亚运号
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Heart to Heart, @Future
心心相融，@未来
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 B-2812
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B-2830
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In early 2022 YTO Cargo joined Zhejiang Loong Air in promoting the 2022 edition of the Asian Games which took place in Hangzhou in 2023. The graphics revolved around the iconic "Qiantang tide" of the area, where Zhejiang River joins the waters of the East China Sea.
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Hangzhou 2022 19th Asian Games
亚运号
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Heart to Heart, @Future
心心相融，@未来
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B-221F
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B-3329
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In early 2022 YTO Cargo joined Zhejiang Loong Air in promoting the 2022 edition of the Asian Games which will finally be held in Hangzhou 2023. The graphics revolve around the iconic "Qiantang tide" of the area, where Zhejiang River joins the waters of the East China Sea.
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Hangzhou 2022 19th Asian Games
亚运号
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Official Partner of Hangzhou Asian Games
杭州亚运会官方合作伙伴
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B-8145
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B-8147
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B-8148
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B-8335
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B-8453
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This second set of aircraft wears the same basic livery as seen on the first batch yet with decals of the three mascots of the Games. Congcong, Lianlian and Chenchen -known collectively as the “Memories of Jiangnan" smart triplets - are robotic superheroes associated respectively with the Archaeological Ruins of Liangzhu City, the West Lake and the Grand Canal. They can be seen practicing different sports on the two sides of the fuselage.
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Hangzhou 2022 19th Asian Games
亚运号
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Heart to Heart, @Future
心心相融，@未来
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B-1673
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B-1675
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B-1676
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B-8243
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B-8336
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Zhejiang Loong Air was a natural partner for the 2022 Asian Games which took place at its headquarters' city Hangzhou. The graphics revolve around the iconic "Qiantang tide" of the area, where Zhejiang River joins the waters of the East China Sea. The motto of the event can be seen on this first set of aircraft.
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Asian Games 2018 Jakarta Palembang
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PK-LGL
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2018
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PK-LGT
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2018
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PK-LHP
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2018
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PK-LJK
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2018
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PK-LKM
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2018
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The 2018 Asian Games was a pan-Asian multi-sport event held from 18 August to 2 September 2018 in the Indonesian cities of Jakarta and Palembang.
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Guangzhou 2010 - 16th Asian Games
亚运号
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Thrilling Games, Harmonious Asia.
激情盛会，和谐亚洲
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B-6057
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China Southern’s home city hosted the Asian Games in 2010. Over 9'000 athletes from 45 National Olympic Committees competed in 28 Olympic sports and 14 non-Olympic sports. China set a new Games record with 199 gold medals. The mascots of the Games were the five sporty rams, whose names, when read together meant the auspicious words "harmony, blessings, success and happiness".
This aircraft was used to carry the Olympic torch across the country. Unlike the 10 PW-powered A330-223 based in CAN, this -243 aircraft is assigned to the Beijing branch and flies mainly domestic and Asian services (like its 5 RR-powered sisterships).
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15th Asian Games Doha 2006
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A7-AEG
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2006-09
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A single A330 was painted in this red scheme among a total of 7 A330 displaying 2006 Asian Games liveries. The tail design was different on both sides for this red version, with a cyclist on the port side and a sprinter on the starboard side.
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15th Asian Games Doha 2006
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A7-ACG
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2006-09
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A7-ACI
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2006-09
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A7-AFP
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2005-09
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This scheme was the second special for Qatar Airways when unveiled in September 2005. Three -200 were painted in this blue livery among a total of 7 A330 displaying 2006 Asian Games liveries. The two sides of the fuselage were identical, though there were two different titles variations: AFP had "let the spirit move you" while ACG & ACI had "the games of your life".
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15th Asian Games Doha 2006
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A7-AED
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2005-09
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A7-AEE
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2005-09
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A7-AEF
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2006-09
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This scheme was the very first special for Qatar Airways when unveiled in August 2005. Three -300 were painted in this orange livery among a total of 7 A330 displaying 2006 Asian Games liveries. Two different titles were displayed at the rear of the fuselage: A7-AED & AEE had "let the spirit move you" while AEF had "the games of your life". The tail design was different on both sides for this orange version, with a cyclist on the port side and a sprinter on the starboard side.
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2002 FIFA World Cup Korea Japan
FIFA 월드컵
» 2002 Asian Games Busan
2002 부산 아시안 게임
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 HL7598
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This aircraft had a footballer added to promote the 2002 World Cup held in Korea & Japan. In the aftermath of the World Cup, the decals were kept with titles changed to promote 2002 Asian Games taking place in Busan.
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2002 FIFA World Cup Korea Japan
FIFA 월드컵
» 2002 Asian Games Busan
2002 부산 아시안 게임
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HL7465
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HL7491
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HL7586
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HL7569
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These aircraft had a footballer added to promote the 2002 World Cup held in Korea & Japan. In the aftermath of the World Cup, the decals were kept with titles changed to advertise the 2002 Asian Games taking place in Busan. After this second event the tiles were removed while the footballer decal remained for a few more months. These two 747, an A330 & a 737 sported the same scheme, with a 777 wearing a different livery for the same events.
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