This is the Reverse Scheme category
• Latest liveries first
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G-EZUI
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2011-17
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Celebrating the 200th delivery of an Airbus aircraft with an almost completely inverted livery. G-EZUI, aka "the Carrot" was delivered from Toulouse to Gatwick with a stop in Paris-Orly on May 26th, 2011.
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VH-VBY
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2005-12
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Celebrating the 50 mark in the fleet with a reversed livery.
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 N774AS
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N548AS
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Promoting the airline’s website. The marketing campaign associated with this special airline livery was a vacation package give away, in which the winner could use the aircraft with friends and fly to Mexico to party. The aircraft thus got the 'Party Jet' nickname. The 734 was replaced by a 738 in 2005.
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Sponsored by the Employee-Owners of TWA
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EI-BWD
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1994-97
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This airframe is of particular significance for the history of the airline. In 1994 on the iniative of a TWA pilot some of the employees teamed up to raise an approx. $233,000/month through payroll deductions for the lease of this MD-83. It was decided to paint the aircraft in an inverted livery to show this bold move. The plane was unveiled on September 4, 1994 in Kansas City and subsequently entered service on September 16. In 1997 the aircraft got what would be the final TWA scheme with additional markings (see separately). The aircraft is now preserved at the Kansas City TWA museum, and had the original inverted Wings of Pride livery re-applied in 2015.
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