This is the Eurofly category
• Latest liveries first
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I-ECJA
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2006-07
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Campari is an alcoholic liqueur made in Northern Italy. This particular aircraft was an A319LR with additionnal fuel tanks for transatlantic operations; it flew the Milan MXP-JFK route in a 48-seat configuration. On the occasion Campari teamed up with Eurofly and created a "MiMa" cocktail served onboard.
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I-EEZA
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2006-07
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I-EEZB
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2006-07
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I-EEZD
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2006-07
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I-EEZE
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2006-07
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I-EEZF
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2006-07
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I-EEZG
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2006-07
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A small sticker to encourage the Italian Team for the 2006 World Cup. Italy won and the decals were kept until 2007. Both sides displayed different players.
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In partnership with Campania | Sicily
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I-EEZJ
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2005
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This A330 was delivered in Spring 2005 and permitted Eurofly to launch the Naples-New York & Palermo-New York services in cooperation with respectively the Campania and Sicily regions, whose coat of arms were displayed on the engine cowlings. Campania decals were visible on the port side while Sicily decals could be seen on the starboard side.
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EI-CMZ
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2001
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The two sides of the fuselage were different: the starboard side featured a sandy beach while the port side had more sea with fish. Eurofly was Alitalia's charter airline and the aircraft operated mostly for Italian tour operator Teorema.
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