Aerolíneas Aregentinas
Asiana Airlines
Brussels Airlines
Flydubai
GOL
Lufthansa
Lufthansa may be the most well-known airline when it comes to special liveries for the World Cup. The airline’s Fanhansa Siegerflieger 747-8I flight carrying the German team home after winning the 2014 World Cup was one of the most tracked flights ever at the time.
This year’s aircraft is an A330 in a Fanhansa Diversity Wins special scheme.
Qatar Airways
Qatar is hosting this year’s World Cup and has been actively promoting it with a special livery on this 777 plus decals on aircraft across its fleet.
Royal Air Maroc
Royal Air Maroc’s 787 features a stylized lion’s head as the official carrier of the Atlas Lions, Morocco’s national football team.
Titan Airways
Titan Airways’ A320 in special World Cup Trophy Tour livery has been traveling the world delighting football and aviation fans prior to the World Cup games.
Tunisair
With five players along the fuselage and Official carrier of the Carthage Eagles, Tunisair enters the special World Cup livery rankings with its A320neo.
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And the USA? Did we do a special livery?
Don’t forget the World Cup world tour livery on a Titan Airways Airbus
Flydubai’s Argentina Soccer team livery from last week!
Hey, the 5 jerseys in Gol’s livery refer to the 5 times Brazil won World Cups, that’s why they’re numbered 58, 62, 70, 94 and 02 (the years when Brazil won).
Great to see aircraft painted for World Cup.Thank You
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Added now, thanks!
We’ve added that one, thanks!
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How much does it cost an airline to design and execute a repaint like these? Presumably there can be licences involved, like depicting the trophy itself on the Titan A320. That’s great if you can get Coca Cola to pay for it! But how much does it set back the other carriers, without that kind of sponsorship? How often is a repaint actually required in the life of a plane?