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It's Portugal Time 

CS-TUM
2026-

TAP is the official airline of the national football team for the 2026 World Cup.

Image  © 
Tags   National Football Team

Up For Another 75 Years 

CS-TUD
2021-

TAP celebrated its 75th anniversary on March 14, 2020, and decals were added as the airline was closing its 75th year of operations in March 2021. Decals on the port side only.

Image  ©  Marcelo Magalhães (POA)
Tags   Anniversary

100th aircraft 

CS-TUI
2019-

On May 18, 2019 TAP took delivery of its 7th A330neo: CS-TUI. It celebrated the 100 aircraft fleet milestone with large titles aft of the wing.

Image  ©  Peach Air (MIA)
Tags   Fleet

First to fly A330neo 

CS-TUA
2019-
CS-TUB
2018-

CS-TUB was the very first A330neo delivered to any airline; it was handed over to TAP on November 26, 2018. CS-TUA joined the fleet in April 2019.

Image  ©  Wolfgang Kronfuss (VIE)
Tags   Fleet

Portugal Stopover 

Discover Portugal on the way
CS-TOW
2017-19

This aircraft was one of 4 -300 series leased as a stopgap before the arrival of the 330neos at the airline. It advertised Portugal as a stopover destinations with many of the country's landmarks scattered around the two sides of the fuselage.

Images  ©  Globespotter (LIS)
Tags   Tourism, Traditional Patterns

Retro 

Portugal
CS-TOV
2017-19
CS-TJR
2020-

TAP added 4 A330-300s in the late 2010s as a stopgap before the delivery of the first A330neos. One of the aircraft involved, CS-TOV, a former SIA airframe, was unveiled in a 1955 retro scheme. The livery displayed was first used on Lockheed Super Constellations in 1955 and served through the 1970s. The retro scheme returned to the fleet with the delivery of (non-LR) A321neo CS-TJR on October 27, 2020. The aircraft both used the "Portugal" name, which was first used by TAP's very first Jumbo in 1972 (CS-TJA).

Images  ©  Marc Hookerman (MIA) & Terry Wade (LHR)
Tags   Retro

#OlympicEmbrace   #AbraçoOlímpico

Together we are stronger - National Olympic Committee of Portugal
Juntos somos mais fortes - Comité Olímpico Nacional de Portugal
CS-TOL
2016

CS-TOL carried part of the Portuguese Olympic delegation to Rio de Janeiro for the 2016 Games. Titles were in Portuguese on the port side and in English on the starboard side.

Image  © 
Tags   National Olympic Team

Together we fly far!   Juntos voamos longe!

CS-TTJ
2016

TAP added special titles to this A319 when it took the Portuguese National team from Paris back to Portugal after its victory in the Euro 2016's final.

Image  © 
Tags   National Football Team

Sharklet Retrofit Europe's 1st Airline 

CS-TMW
2016-24

CS-TMW (MSN 1667) became the very first "old" A320 to be retrofitted with sharklets in Europe when it left the TAP Lisbon hangars in early 2016.

Image  ©  Bas Bonsel (ZRH)
Tags   Fleet

UEFA Euro 2004 Portugal 

In Portugal, extra time is always the best part of the game
CS-TTJ
2004

This special livery was unveiled to promote tourism to the country in parallel with the European Football Championship that was organised by the country. The aircraft was named "Eusébio" after Eusébio da Silva Ferreira, the Portugal national team's most renowned player.

Image  ©  Paulo Carvalho (FAO)
Tags   European Football Championship, Tourism

Expo '98 Lisbon   Lisboa

CS-TIB
1997-98

Expo '98 (1998 Lisbon World Exposition) was a World's Fair held between May and September 1998. The theme of the fair was "The Oceans, a Heritage for the Future", chosen in part to commemorate 500 years of Portuguese discoveries.

Image  ©  Toni Marimon (BCN)
Tags   World's Fair

Fly Algarve  

CS-TIC
1997-98

Promoting the country's southern region named Algarve (capital Faro). Tourism and related activities are extensive and make up the bulk of Algarve's summer economy. Interestingly, this 737 again wore a special livery when flying with Aerosur ("Potro", the young horse).

Image  ©  Jacques Guillem (ORY)
Tags   Beach, Tourism, Water Sports