This is the World Cup category
• Latest liveries first
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Seattle 26 - World Cup Host City Supporter
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 N985AK
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Celebrating its home city being a host city for World Cup 2026 matches.
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Official Airline of the Journey
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A7-BEH
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2026-
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Qatar Airways was once again a main sponsor of the World Cup in 2026.
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N844NN
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2026-
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The FIFA World Cup 2026 took place in the USA, Canada & Mexico.
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FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022
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many a/c
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2022-23
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2022-23
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2022-23
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2022-23
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2022-23
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2022-23
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2022-23
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2022-23
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Starting September 2022 QR also added 2022 World Cup titles fleetwide. Notably the A350s and the single A321 still in the fleet did not get the decals.
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FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022
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A7-BEB
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2020-23
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A7-BEC
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2021-23
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A7-BBI
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2021-23
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Qatar hosted the World Cup in 2022. A7-BEB was unveiled in this scheme two years prior to the opening of the event. 7 aircraft were expected to sport the special scheme, but that was before the discovery of coating problems on some A350s.
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FIFA Official Airline Partner
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A7-BAX
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2018-23
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Qatar hosted the World Cup in 2022. Note the two sides of the fuselage were slightly different.
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2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil
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A6-EEQ
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2014
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A6-ECV
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2014
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A6-EGE
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2014
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A6-ENQ
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2014
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Emirates was an official sponsor of the 2014 World Cup which was held in Brazil. This livery showed football player Pelé's signature. Note several aircraft in the fleet had the small World Cup logo visible aft of the cockpit windows.
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Bitburger - One moment please! Bitte ein bit!
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D-ABFK
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2014-15
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In 2014 Air Berlin teamed up with brewery Bitburger to set up a competition in which the winners went to Brasil to attend matches of the German National Team during the 2014 World Cup.
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FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour
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OY-RUE
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2013-14
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Third Trophy Tour logojet, also advertising Coca-Cola partner. The Trophy Tour allows thousands football fans to get a close-up view of the authentic solid-gold trophy. The aircraft flew an extensive world tour before the 2014 World Cup. It then flew for months in a basic all red scheme.
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ZS-OAO
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2010-13
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Third of initially three special schemes in partnership with car rental company Europcar. The football fan with his famous South African "Vuvuzela" (plastic horn) at the rear of the aircraft celebrated the 2010 World Cup.
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FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour
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ZS-GAJ
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2009
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First FIFA Trophy Tour logojet, also advertising Coca-Cola partner. The Trophy Tour allows thousands football fans to get a close-up view of the authentic solid-gold trophy. The aircraft is making an extensive tour before the World Cup starts.
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FIFA World Cup Germany 2006
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13 of 16
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2005-06
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10 of 12
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2005-06
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7 of 9
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2005-06
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6 of 10
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2005-06
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all 8
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2005-06
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18 of 29
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2005-06
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Emirates was one of the main sponsors of the 2006 World Cup held in Germany. A total of 62 planes wore large decals aft of the wing.
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2002 FIFA World Cup Korea Japan
FIFA 월드컵
» 2002 Asian Games Busan
2002 부산 아시안 게임
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 HL7598
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This aircraft had a footballer added to promote the 2002 World Cup held in Korea & Japan. In the aftermath of the World Cup, the decals were kept with titles changed to promote 2002 Asian Games taking place in Busan.
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2002 FIFA World Cup Korea Japan
FIFA 월드컵
» 2002 Asian Games Busan
2002 부산 아시안 게임
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HL7465
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HL7491
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HL7586
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HL7569
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These aircraft had a footballer added to promote the 2002 World Cup held in Korea & Japan. In the aftermath of the World Cup, the decals were kept with titles changed to advertise the 2002 Asian Games taking place in Busan. After this second event the tiles were removed while the footballer decal remained for a few more months. These two 747, an A330 & a 737 sported the same scheme, with a 777 wearing a different livery for the same events.
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