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Racing Xiaoshan   奔竞萧山

Xiaoshan - China
B-8451
2023-

Xiaoshan is one of ten urban districts of the city of Hangzhou, where Zhejiang Loong Air is headquartered. This special scheme was unveiled in partnership with the City & District commitees and is a business card for the area. The word racing (奔竞) is taken from the "Xiaoshan County Chronicles" of the past dynasties and describes the characteristics of Xiaoshan folk customs as "happy to run and compete, and good at businessmen".

Xiaoshan District is located on the south bank of the Qiantang River. The flowing curves represent the ever-flowing Qiantang River as a central element representing the Xiaoshan "tide", which was the theme of the first Xiaoshan-themed aircraft (B-1866).

Image  ©  Hou Yijing (CKG)
Tags   Business-oriented Campaign, Flowing Lines, Tourism

Play of Waves   Aaltojen Leikki

#7

OH-BLQ
2011-15

Blue1 painted 7 of its 9 717 in a unique "Flowing" design. These aircraft sported a unique design inspired by the Finnish lakes and created in cooperation with the Aalto University School of Art and Design in Helsinki. Two aircraft showed purple variations while the others displayed different shades of blue. BLQ was the last a/c painted; it was delivered in August 2011.

Image  ©  Kevin Cleynhens (BRU)
Tags   Flowing Lines, Original Artwork

Forest Bond   Metsälampi

#6

OH-BLO
2011-15

Blue1 painted 7 of its 9 717 in a unique "Flowing" design. These aircraft sported a unique design inspired by the Finnish lakes and created in cooperation with the Aalto University School of Art and Design in Helsinki. Two aircraft showed purple variations while the others displayed different shades of blue.

Image  ©  Stein Olsen (OSL)
Tags   Flowing Lines, Original Artwork

Summer Spring   Suven Lähde

#5

OH-BLH
2011-14

Blue1 painted 7 of its 9 717 in a unique "Flowing" design. These aircraft sported a unique design inspired by the Finnish lakes and created in cooperation with the Aalto University School of Art and Design in Helsinki. Two aircraft showed purple variations while the others displayed different shades of blue.

Image  ©  Olivier Mouhot (GVA)
Tags   Flowing Lines, Original Artwork

Sky Trickle   Taivaan Puro

#4

OH-BLI
2010-15

Blue1 painted 7 of its 9 717 in a unique "Flowing" design. These aircraft sported a unique design inspired by the Finnish lakes and created in cooperation with the Aalto University School of Art and Design in Helsinki. Two aircraft showed purple variations while the others displayed different shades of blue.

Image  ©  Pertti Sipilä (HEL)
Tags   Flowing Lines, Original Artwork

Blue Flow   Sinen Virta

#3

OH-BLG
2010-14

Blue1 painted 7 of its 9 717 in a unique "Flowing" design. These aircraft sported a unique design inspired by the Finnish lakes and created in cooperation with the Aalto University School of Art and Design in Helsinki. Two aircraft showed purple variations while the others displayed different shades of blue.

Image  ©  Pertti Sipilä (HEL)
Tags   Flowing Lines, Original Artwork

Pearl Mist   Sateen Helmi

#2

OH-BLJ
2010-15

Blue1 painted 7 of its 9 717 in a unique "Flowing" design. These aircraft sported a unique design inspired by the Finnish lakes and created in cooperation with the Aalto University School of Art and Design in Helsinki. Two aircraft showed purple variations while the others displayed different shades of blue.

Image  ©  Pertti Sipilä (HEL)
Tags   Flowing Lines, Original Artwork

Spring Rain   Kevätsade

#1

OH-BLM
2010-15

Blue1 painted 7 of its 9 717 in a unique "Flowing" design. These aircraft sported a unique design inspired by the Finnish lakes and created in cooperation with the Aalto University School of Art and Design in Helsinki. Two aircraft showed purple variations while the others displayed different shades of blue. BLM was the first a/c painted in the special scheme and arrived in Helsinki in early August 2010.

Image  ©  Chris Lofting (LHR)
Tags   Flowing Lines, Original Artwork

Heliconia 

Freedom of space
9M-MRD
2005-08

This stunning scheme was unveiled in September 2005, a few months after the Jumbo Hibiscus livery. The scheme was designed to raise awareness of the brand and to highlight the newly retrofitted cabin upgrade as well as the new service delivery under the 'New Experience - An Experience redefined' campaign. A blue Heliconia flower was chosen to represent the new Business Class cabin with the 'Freedom of space' motto. The scheme was also a visual statement of the airline's pride after many prizes and awards for passenger service.

Image  ©  Martin Krause (FRA)
Tags   Airline Marketing, Flowing Lines, Plants