
ANA C-3PO-themed livery
INTRODUCED July 2016; launching March 2017
AIRCRAFT B777-200
INFO As part of its five-year partnership with The Walt Disney Company (Japan), ANA has already had three of its aircraft repainted with special themed liveries featuring Star Wars’ R2-D2 and BB-8 robot characters. Soon, everybody’s favourite chatty, gold droid, C-3PO, will join the line-up on a B777-200. The C-3PO-themed aircraft will begin flying domestic routes in Japan from March 2017.

Eva Air Hello Kitty-themed livery
INTRODUCED 2005
AIRCRAFT A330, B777
INFO Eva Air’s “Hello Kitty” aircraft has become synonymous with the airline. The iconic branding has drawn a loyal following since it has become part of the carrier’s fleet since 2005, but for the uninitiated, expect to find the cute little feline everywhere – from the cushions in economy to the tableware in business class.

Turkish Airlines Euro 2016 livery
INTRODUCED April 2016
AIRCRAFT A330-300
INFO Portugal may have already taken the Euro 2016 trophy, but Turkish Airlines’ Euro-themed livery can still be seen in the air. The A330-300, which has been wrapped in the tournament’s colours, is flying to selected destinations within the Star Alliance member’s network.

KLM “Orange Pride” livery
INTRODUCED June 2016
AIRCRAFT B777-300
INFO KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has taken national pride to whole new level by introducing its “Orange Pride” livery. The new livery, currently featured on a B777, will begin serving the Amsterdam–Rio de Janeiro route in August for the 2016 Summer Olympics.

TAM Disney-themed livery
INTRODUCED February 2016
AIRCRAFT B767-300
INFO For passengers that flew with Brazilian carrier TAM to Orlando earlier this year, the Disney experience began on the plane. Along with a colourful livery featuring classic Disney characters such as Mickey, Minnie and Donald, the in-flight experience was also adapted to include Mickey mouse-shaped food and cabin crew wearing Minnie mouse headbands and gloves. Unfortunately, the aircraft is no longer available, ever since TAM merged with LAN to form LATAM.