This is the Signatures category
• Latest liveries first
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Together with the passion for La Tri Juntos con la pasión de la Tri
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HC-CPJ
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2026-
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#EveroneGivingEverything
#TodosDandoTodo
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 HK-5318
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This special scheme featured the signatures of 600 Avianca employees and highlighted their commitment to customer service.
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Employee Promises Promesse dipendenti
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EI-DTJ
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2015-22
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Being the first aircraft repainted in the airline's new 2015 livery, EI-DTJ wore additional "promises", messages written by the staff to celebrate the event. After several storage periods the aircraft entered ITA service in June 2022, still in this scheme.
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 N568AS
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 N452QX
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Although it could hardly be seen in the distance, the signatures of 8,500+ Alaska Airlines employees were displayed on this 737 between two green ribbons. A small "Flight Path" logo was visible on the winglets of the 737. Flight Path is the in-house training program which led to the creation of this livery. The small "Flight Path" logo was visible under the cockpit windows on the Horizon Air Dash 8 which joined the 737 later that year.
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PT-MVG
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2008-12
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PT-MZL
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2008-12
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These two aircraft were displaying thousands of employee signatures as part of the "TAM - Passion for fly and serve" campaign. The A320 was unveiled in January 2008 as the first aircraft in the new scheme.
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G-CIVY
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2005-06
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British Airways was an early sponsor of London's bid for the 2012 Games. In May 2005 Prime Minister Tony Blair signed this Boeing 747 together with celebrities, passengers and airline staff in support of the bid to host the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. BA planned to collect in excess of 100,000 signatures on the aircraft that would carry the bid team to Singapore for the decision vote by the IOC in early July. In the end London was chosen over Paris with 54 votes to 50. Note a 747 and two A320 wore "Backing the bid" titles at the time.
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N443SW
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2002-08
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Special scheme for this CRJ that flew for Delta. Employees of the airline were allowed to let their signatures on the plane's fuselage during the celebrations.
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C-FCRE
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1995-00
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Showing many employees' signatures all over the fuselage.
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