This is the Northwest category
• Latest liveries first
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N645NW
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2001-09
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N646NW
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2001-09
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This scheme was a simplified version of the 'Investing in Pacific Trade' livery unveiled in 1999. Note the planet was centered on North America on the port side and on Asia on the starboard side.
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N644NW
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2000-08
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This livery was promoting Northwest Cargo's Select service in association with KLM, whose logo could be seen next to Northwest's.
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Investing in Pacific Trade
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N643NW
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1999-08
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This special livery emphasized the airline's extensive Pacific cargo route network. The port side showed destinations on the American continent with Anchorage, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco & Seattle. The starboard side showed the Asian ports of call: Bangkok, Guam, Hong Kong, Manila, Shanghai, Singapore, Taipei & Tokyo. A simplified version of the livery with just the globe could be seen on two other 747s.
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N439XJ
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1998-09
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N441XJ
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1998-09
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Celebrating the 25th anniversary of airline service of US commuter airline Mesaba. The network -centered on the Northwest hubs of Detroit a Minneapolis-St.Paul- was displayed all over the fuselage (both sides being different).
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50 Years Bridging the Pacific
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N670US
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1997-99
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On July 15, 1947 Northwest became the first airline to begin direct service between the United States and Japan, using a Douglas DC-4 airliner. The flight then continued to Shanghai & Manila. This special scheme was made of children drawings from Asian & Pacific cities served by Northwest : Manila, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong (port side) and Tokyo, Beijing, Seoul, Jakarta & Honolulu (starboard side).
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N536US
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1995-96
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This airframe was delivered on December 11, 1995 and carried special titles for the "Toys for Tots" charity.
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N625US
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1991-92
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Yellow is the official color of the armor branch of the U.S. Army. The yellow ribbon saw renewed popularity in the United States during the Gulf War in the early 1990s. It appeared along with the slogan "support our troops", in the form of yellow ribbons tied to trees, and this one was celebrating the return of the US troops home after Operation Desert Storm in January/February 1991. At least 3 Continental 747s also wore a yellow ribbon.
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