This is the Olympic Torch Relay category
• Latest liveries first
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Tokyo 2020 Olympic Torch Relay
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JA837J
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2020
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ANA and JAL were both official sponsors of the Tokyo 2020 Games and this rare "jointly-branded" aircraft was used to carry the Olympic Torch from Athens to Matsushima Air Self Defense Force base in Miyagi Prefecture on March 20, 2020. This aircraft was not used for the torch relay in Japan itself and the special decals were removed shortly after the torch arrived in the country.
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 HL8227
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These very short-lived decals were added for the Torch Relay in anticipation of the 2018 Winter Games in PyeongChang (of which KE was an official sponsor). The stickers were added on the port side only.
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Olympic dream on board Sonho Olímpico a bordo
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PT-MSY
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2016
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TAM was the official sponsor of the 2016 Rio Olympics and carried the torch from Greece to Brazil. This 767 was in fact the very first aircraft rolled out in the new LATAM corporate image; it sported the special decals for a very short period of time.
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London 2012 - Our moment to shine
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G-EUPC
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2012
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BA was the partner of the London 2012 Torch Relay and on May 18, 2012 this aircraft flew the Olympic Flame from Athens to Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose in Cornwall. The "Firefly" name was chosen by schoolchildren in the London 2012 Get Set network. The Torch Relay lasted 70 days and visited over 1,000 communities across the UK.
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Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay
北京2008奥林匹克火炬接力
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Journey of Harmony - Light the Passion, Share the Dream
点燃激情 传递梦想
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 B-6075
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This aircraft carried the Olympic Torch around the world from Athens to Beijing, visiting numerous countries. English titles on the port side and Chinese titles on the starboard side.
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Athens 2004 Olympic Torch Relay
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Zeus - Pass the flame, unite the world
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TF-ARO
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2004
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Flying as "Atlanta One", this 747 was chartered by the Olympic Commitee to fly the Olympic torch in many places as is usual in the months before the start of the Games.
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Official Supporter of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Torch Relay
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VH-BZF
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2000-01
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VH-HYN
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2000-01
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These two aircraft carried the Olympic Flame to Australia for the 2000 Olympics. The 767 was painted in March 2000 and picked up the torch in Athens. The A320 later carried the flame from Auckland to Uluru as part of the tradition before the start of the Games.
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