This is the Kunming Airlines category
• Latest liveries first
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The most attrative town in China
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 B-1106
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This special livery is the third initiative of the Baoshan base of Kunming Airlines. It promotes HeShun, an ancient town near Tengchong. Heshun is known for its quadrangle courtyards that have been built into the hills. The rear of the aircraft is made of stylized auspicious clouds.
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The Oriental Yellowstone Park
东方黄石公园
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B-7871
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These special markings were the second initiative of the Baoshan base of Kunming Airlines (after the Tengchong livery). They promoted the Gaoligongshan National Nature Reserve dubbed as the Oriental Yellowstone Park, which can be reached via Baoshan airport.
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Beautiful Spring City, Beautiful Pond
锦綉春城 大美湏池
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B-1507
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The Dian or Dianchi Lake is a large lake located near Kunming. The lake's nickname is "Sparkling Pearl Embedded in a Highland". Like Kunming, the "Spring City", it lies at an altitude of 1'800 meters.
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B-1461
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The Tengchong region in Yunnan province is depicted in this livery with elements of pastoral life. The rear part refers to the hot springs and ancient roads the area is known for. The usual red colour of the Kunming Airlines livery has been amended to blue to echo the fact that Tengchong is one of China's three biggest geothermal areas, and water is rich in cobalt among others.
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B-1991
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The region advertised here was the Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture in the Yunnan province. Its name comes from the Hong River (aka the Red River) flowing accross the land. The Hani and the Yi are two ethnic minority groups who live in the area; they are represented on the livery by two mascots. The main colour of the scheme was the Kunming Blue, while white clouds and plum blossom patterns emphasized the fresh air and beautiful scenery of the region.
The area is mostly famous for the Honghe Hani Rice Terraces. The terraces’ history spans around 1,200 years. In 2013, the Honghe Hani Rice Terraces were listed as a World Heritage Site. Note AirAsia of Malaysia had unveiled two A320s in a similar scheme earlier in 2016.
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