This is the RJ1H category
• Latest liveries first
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A business of Australia Post
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VH-XNH
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2017-19
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VH-XMB
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2016-19
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VH-XML
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2016-18
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VH-XMO
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2016-20
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VH-NJF
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2016-
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VH-NJM
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2016-
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VH-NJZ
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2016-
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StarTrack is an Australian transport and logistics company owned by Australia Post.
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The National Sport Nationalsporten
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SE-DSU
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2012-18
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Malmö Aviation was the official transporter of the Swedish National football team. This scheme replaced another one. A slightly brighter decal was applied in 2014 (see second image).
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 OO-DWI
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Europalia.europa was a culture festival that took place in 2007 & 2008. It was aiming at preserving the different European cultures.
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Gatwick to Newcastle - Newcastle to Gatwick
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From £26.99 One way inc. taxes
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G-FLTC
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2007
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This AvroJet lease for domestic services did not last long.
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Halmstad 700 years 700 år
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SE-DSO
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2006-07
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Celebrating the 700 Years of this southern Swedish city in 2007. The aircraft was operating the Stockholm-Arlanda-Halmstad for Skyways. The three red hearts with crows are part of the city's coat of arms. The port side displayed standard Skyways titles.
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designed by C. Huysentruyt
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OO-DWJ
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In Summer 2006 SNBA painted 4 different special tail designs as part of a competition open to the public. This design is the work of C. Huysentruyt as credited on the tail. SN is changed to SUN.
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designed by S.Vanden Driessche
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OO-DWC
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In Summer 2006 SNBA painted 4 different special tail designs as part of a competition open to the public. This design is the work of S.Vanden Driessche as credited on the tail. The letters S & N make up a sun chair, at least on the port side.
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Where the world plays - Casino - Sports Exchange - Poker
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G-JEBG
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2006-08
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Mansion.com is a Gibraltar-based online gaming company.
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OO-DWJ
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In Summer 2006 SNBA painted 4 different special tail designs as part of a competition open to the public. This smiley design is the work of the young Julie T. as credited on the tail.
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Shopping Paradise Zurich Airport
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HB-IYS
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2006-16
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This typical Swiss scenery promoted the shopping opportunities at Swiss' Zurich homebase in cooperation with the airport operator.
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Swedish Football Svensk Fotboll SvFF
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See, experience, love Se, upplev, älska
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SE-DSU
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2006-12
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Malmö Aviation became the sponsor of the country's national football team in 2006 and unveiled this AvroJet in a full blue & yellow livery. The team's motto was visible aft of the wing. A second (simpfified) version of the livery was unveiled in 2012 (see #2).
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OO-DWD
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The Atomium is a building in Brussels originally constructed for Expo '58. The shape is the one of a unit cell of an iron crystal, and the building demonstrated the 1950s faith in scientific progress. The building was renovated in 2004-2007 and was featured on a SN Brussels AvroJet on that occasion. It includes exhibit halls and a restaurant with a panoramic view of Brussels.
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OO-DWH
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SN Brussels promoted the release of the 33rd volume of the successful Asterix comic book series, Asterix and the Falling Sky, which took place on October 14, 2005. Two aircraft were wearing different stickers. This one displays Asterix and a frightened Roman soldier. Port side stickers only.
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OO-DWE
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SN Brussels promoted the release of the 33rd volume of the successful Asterix comic book series, Asterix and the Falling Sky, which took place on October 14, 2005. Two aircraft were wearing different stickers. This one displays Obelix chasing a wild pig, his preferred meal. Port side stickers only.
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OO-DWL
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OO-DJL
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SN Brussels Airlines highlighting its partnership with Unicef.
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Now over 520 » 1180 jumps daily!
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HB-IYY
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1998-03
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HB-IYA
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1998-03
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Promoting Crossair's hub operations at Basel/Mulhouse EuroAirport, dubbed "EuroCross". The special livery was worn on the port side only of the two aircraft. Note at first small titles read "now over 520 jumps!" and numbers were changed as connection opportunities developped at the Basel airport. The special liveries were kept after the launch of Swiss which also meant the dismantling of the Basel hub.
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OO-DWD
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Promoting a Belgian music festival taking place every Summer.
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Chelsea Rose England [Part 2]
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G-BZAV
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1998-05
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G-BVTK
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1999-03
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G-MSKN
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1999-00
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G-BRYI
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1999-05
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G-MAJL
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Jetstream 41
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British Airways (opb British Regional)
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1999-01
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While the launch of the 'World Images' in 1997 was met with positive reviews from overseas press and customers, perception was much more mixed in the UK; in an attempt to counter the bad press and emphasize the 'Britishness' of the idea, during Winter 97/98 the airline teamed up with the Sunday Times and organized a public competition to find the best British designs. The competition had three sections: children, art student and adult.
The Chelsea Rose design was the winning entry for the art student section. It was designed by Pierce Casey, a mature Irish student in textile design and surface decoration at the University of East London. His contemporary take on the English Rose was inspired by visits to the Chelsea & Battersea gardens. The scheme was unveiled on 757 G-BMRD in February 1998; for the mainline aircraft that wore the design, see here. Several aircraft kept the design far longer than first thought and the Chelsea Rose tail art finally disappeared in 2005.
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