This is the Fun category
• Latest liveries first
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N706SV
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2023
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N708SV
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2023-25
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These two former Avianca aircraft were intergrated into the Silver Airways fleet with icons celebrating the airline's "Summer of Love" campaign. The giveaway was one year of free flights for the lucky winner.
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LX-LQA
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2020-24
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In Summer 2020 Luxair commissioned Luxemburg artist Christian Pearson "Sumo!" to design special artwork for two aircraft in the fleet. The two sides of this Dash 8 were different and displayed colourful, feel good stickers with a Summer vibe.
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LX-LGU
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2020-22
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In Summer 2020 Luxair commissioned Luxembourg artist Christian Pearson also known as "Sumo!" to design special artwork for two aircraft in the fleet. The two sides of this 737 were different and displayed colourful, feel good stickers with a Summer vibe.
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ZS-OAP
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2017-22
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The two sides of this livery were different and gave funny explanations about what we can find in the differents parts of a plane.
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N304JB
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This unique creation of JetBlue was based on various vehicle cutaway diagrams, a "mechanical x-ray of sorts infused with some JetBlue fun" as the airline stated during the rollout of the livery. Nearly 50 unique elements were hidden in the design, which was different on the two sides. This special livery was the airline's first on an E-Jet and was unveiled in Boston in February 2017.
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45 Years - Cutaway Livery
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LX-VCM
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2015-23
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A special cutaway livery was unveiled at Cargolux in September 2015 to celebrate the all-cargo airline's 45th anniversary. The scheme was created by Belgian Cartoonist Phillippe Cruyt and was different on the two sides of the fuselage; it included storks delivering babies, a shipment of llamas (one of which was spitting in the caretaker’s face), a space capsule, a helicopter, flowers, race horses, race cars, and even a giraffe in the tail.
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ZS-ZWO
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2010-16
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Another funny livery by Kulula. This aircraft was leased to Transavia (its former owner) during Summer 2014 season retaining the basic special scheme.
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ZS-ZWP
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2010-15
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The two sides of the fuselage were different and gave funny explanations about what can be found in the differents parts of a plane. At one time the aircraft also sponsored Movember.com, the organisation holding mustache growing events in November each year to raise funds for men's health.
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N927AT
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2009-10
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Mark Malkoff is an American comedian, writer, and filmmaker born in 1976. He gained media attention by setting up crazy challenges. In June 2009, Malkoff lived on an AirTran jet for 30 days in order to conquer his fear of flying. This 30-day journey of living made him break the Guinness World Record for most flight segments in a 30-day period (a total of 135 flights). The scheme also promoted the airline's onboard internet service.
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ZS-OAG
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2008-11
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Another funny scheme by Kulula.
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ZS-OAF
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2007-17
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Another funny scheme by Kulula ; the two sides of the fuselage were different. During the 2010 World Cup it had small Puma logos on the nose.
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We are mooving money for CHOC
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ZS-OTH
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2004-10
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First funny livery for Kulula, promoting CHOC, a charity raising funds for children with cancer. In 2009-2010 the aircraft had a football nose with small "Kulula loves soccer" titles, as was the case with other aircraft in the fleet.
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EI-CSC
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1999-00
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EI-CKQ
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1999-00
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Santa had a painful transition to Year 2000 at Ryanair...
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G-BECG
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1996-97
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EasyJet's funny take on the Loch Ness Monster was unveiled in October 1996 as part of a marketing campaign promoting the airline's Scottish services. Starboard side only.
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N372US
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1995
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The former US Air livery was clearly visible and these large billboards were added to promote the airline's AirLogo program. This frame was re-registered N951WP in June but for some reason continued to carry N372US for some time; it got painted in the Colorado Springs scheme in July.
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Comic Book-style Speech Bubbles
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Swell! - Good Choice! - Thanks!
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12+ a/c
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Small comic book-style bubbles from passenger windows said "Swell!" and "Good Choice!" to which the eskimo on the tail answered "Thanks!". This was part of a 1995-96 marketing campaign at Alaska. Airframes known to have carried the stickers include N930AS, N932AS, N933AS, N940AS, N942AS, N943AS, N963AS, N964AS, N967AS, N973AS, N975AS and N982AS. Additional airframes may have worn this special scheme.
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