This is the South Korea category
• Latest liveries first
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Go Out Super Hiking
고아웃 슈퍼하이킹
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 HL8331
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Jeju Air and Adidas (through its Terrex sub-brand) are sponsors of the 4th (2025 edition) and 5th (2026 edition) of the Go Out Super Hiking event taking place in Korea; the 4th edition was a two-day, one-night hike, spanning 18.8 km in North Jeolla (Jeonbuk) Province.
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A new journey with K-Heritage
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HL8089
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On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of liberation ok Korea, Jeju Air teamed up with the National Heritage Promotion Agency. K-Heritage is a program that informs foreigners of the beauty of Korean traditional culture. The artwork featured on this plane (different on the two sides) is of the Sipjangsaengdo type, i.e. a painting that depicts the ten elements of nature symbolic of eternal youth. These symbols are: the sun, clouds, mountains, water, pine trees, turtles, deer, cranes, peaches, and the herb of eternal youth and were prominent symbols during the Joseon Dynasty.
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The bumpy Aero K
울퉁불퉁 에어로케이
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HL8540
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This unique scheme is the work of Korean artist Cha inchul. It is part of the airline's "Artist on Board" culture project, which introduces artists to travellers. The two sides are different, as is the regular Aero K livery.
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HL8322
| | | 2024-25
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Gangneung is a city in Gangwon province on the east coast of South Korea. This special livery advertised the area as a touristic destination, with the local Gyeongpo Beach featured together with surfers & windsurfers on the port side as well as coffee cup representing Gangneung Coffee Street. The starboard side showed only titles.
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HL8050
| | | 2024-25
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In late September 2024 Nike hosted a team relay on Jeju Island, flying out the runners on a chartered Jeju air plane which had these "Nike Run" logos added on the occasion.
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Good People, Good Music, Good Laughter
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HL8339
| | | 2024-25
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Big Bang is a well-known K-pop band. K-Pop for Korean Pop is a musical genre originating in South Korea that is characterized by a wide variety of audiovisual elements. It is responsible for a recent spreading of the Korean culture outside its borders, a phenomenon known as the Korean Wave.
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The King of Active Singers | The Burning Roses
현역가왕 | 불타는 장미단
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HL8089
| | | 2024
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This aircraft showed the contestants in two music shows that aired on MBN network in 2023/2024: on the port side, The King of Active Singers with female singers that were the final 7 contestants for Korea in a match against Japan.
On the starboard side were the contestants of The Burning Roses, a spinoff show with the Top-7 contestants of "Burning Trotman", a male singer competition for Korean "trot" music.
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HL8087
| | | 2023
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Jeju Air celebrated the 10th anniversary of K-pop boy band phenomenon BTS. The two sides showed different decals and advertised the band's 10th anniversary festival which, under the "BTS Festa" title consisted in various events that took place both online and on-site, painting Seoul purple.
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HL8015
| | | 2023-24
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Cafe Knotted is one of the most popular coffee shop brands in South Korea, specialising in donuts. The company collaborated with Jin Air to offer a special inflight meal.
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World Expo 2030 - Busan, Korea - Blackpink
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HL7204
| | | 2023
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Busan was one of 4 cities competing to host the 2030 World Expo. Korean Air was a partner of the bid; in the meantime the airline also acted as a sponsor of the 2023 World tour of K-pop girl band Blackpink and it was decided to affix both decals on the same plane. Riyadh was chosen to host the Expo in late 2023 and the stickers were quickly removed thereafter.
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Our Pride | We Are Korean Air
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HL7203
| | | 2023-24
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This asymmetric special livery was unveiled during the April 2023 Korean Air Family Day weekend; the letters were made of the names of over 20,000 staff from all over the world.
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Andong, Korea
대한민국 안동 安東 韓國
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HL8336
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Andong is a city on the Nakdong River, in South Korea. It is known for its open-air heritage museums.
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HL8306
| | | 2022-25
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T'way (IATA code TW) was third airline to participate in the “Pokémon Air Adventures” project of The Pokémon Company. The special scheme was unveiled in Seoul-Gimpo on December 28, 2022. Colourful spotlights and musical notes could be seen with Pikachu, Eevee, Jigglypuff, Charmander, Arcanine and friends apparently having a blast as they were surrounded by Meloetta's melody. The partnership with the airline included inflight amenities with Pokemon designs, activities, as well as dual-branded original merchandise sold onboard. The speciall scheme disappeared as the airline prepared to rebrand in late 2025.
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HL8322
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Zanmang Loopy is an alter-ego of Loopy, one of the characters in the kid animation Pororo the Little Penguin, very popular in South Korea among 10s & 20s. The two sides were different and Jeju Air sold Zanmang Loopy-branded items onboard.
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HL8381
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HL8018
| | | 2022-23
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Asiana was a partner of the South Korean National Football Team that qualified for the 2022 World Cup held in Qatar. Note the decals were slightly different on the two sides, but identical on the two planes. The decals featured key players of the team, including captain Son Heung-min.
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HL8504
| | | 2022-23
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Expo 2030 is a proposed world's fair to be held in 2030. The cities of Busan, Rome, Odessa and Riyadh were contenders, with Riyadh selected in late 2023.
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Daegu-Gyeongbuk Integrated New Airport
대구경북 통합신공항
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HL8030
| | | 2022-24
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The Daegu-Gyeongbuk Integrated New Airport is a new development aiming at replacing the current Daegu Airport/Airbase located too close to the city center. Note the two sides were different. T'way serves the current Daegu Airport.
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HL8017
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Angel-in-us Coffee is a coffeehouse chain based in South Korea; the company teamed up with Jin Air in September 2021 for a promotional campaign called Angel-in-JinAir.
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"Eternal Love" from JiminbarChina and GPJMS - 19951013
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HL8087
| | | 2021
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Jimin is a member of K-Pop Group BTS. A group of Chinese fans paid for these large decals on the occasion of his 25th birthday. Note the two sides were different.
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