This is the L101 category
• Latest liveries first
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Pleasant Hawaiian Holidays
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N185AT
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1998-01
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N187AT
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1998*
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N188AT
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2001-04
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N191AT
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2000-02
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N192AT
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1998-02
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N163AT
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2001-04
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Pleasant Hawaiian Holidays was a large tour operator selling vacations to the Islands from the US mainland. This second version of the scheme included a specially-designed tail fin which was applied on 5 of the 6 frames listed above, N187AT gaining titles only.
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Pleasant Hawaiian Holidays
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N185AT
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1994
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N187AT
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1994*
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N190AT
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1994-98
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N191AT
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1994-96+
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Pleasant Hawaiian Holidays was the largest tour operator in the mainland US to Hawaii market when the partnership with ATA was launched in 1994. Three of the 4 frames had the full titles plus the logo on the tail-mounted engine; N187AT only had the titles. The special scheme was adapted to fit the new 1990s ATA scheme starting 1998 (see separately).
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N763BE
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This ex-ANA Tristar was directly painted with SunTrips of California tail markings instead of the standard Hawaiian logo when delivered to the US airline. The airframe was primarily used on flights chartered by the tour operator. SunTrips (as well as Sunquest) would later be part of Airtours' North American Leisure Group (NALG).
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C-GAGA
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1984-85
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C-FTOC
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1984-85
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C-FTNG
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1984-85
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C-FTNI
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1984-85
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C-GAUE
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1984-85
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C-GAUH
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1984-85
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Promoting the launch of the Toronto-London-Bombay-Singapore route in 1985.
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"... what so proudly we hail"
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many a/c
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1975-76
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many a/c
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1975-76
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many a/c
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1975-76
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many a/c
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1975-76
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many a/c
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1975-76
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Celebrating the United States' bicentennial in 1976.
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