Dreamflight

Dreamflight  
Landor livery 
G-AWNE B747-136 British Airways  [+] 1992
G-BDPV B747-136 British Airways  [+] 1995
G-AWNN B747-136 British Airways  [+] The 10th 1996
G-AWNA B747-136 British Airways  [+] 1997
G-BDXH B747-236 British Airways  [+] 1999

Union Flag livery 
G-BDXB B747-236 British Airways  [+] 2000
G-CIVX B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2001
G-BNLU B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2002
G-BNLA B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2003-04
G-CIVT B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2004
G-BNLS B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2005
G-BNLJ B747-436 British Airways  [+] 20 2006-07
G-BNLG B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2007
G-BNLM B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2008
G-BNLS B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2009-10*
G-BNLU B747-436 British Airways  [+] 25 2011
G-BNLG B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2012-13
G-BNLZ B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2013
G-BNLF B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2015
G-BNLP B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2016-17
G-CIVE B747-436 British Airways  [+] 2019

Every October since 1986/87 British Airways organizes a special flight to Orlando on behalf of the Dreamflight charity launched by now retired flight attendant Patricia Pearce. Volunteering cabin crew take several children with serious illness or disability, without their parents, on the holiday of a lifetime at the Disneyland theme park in Florida. The aircraft operating theses services usually have small multi-colour titles added above the wings (2004 was the exception with burgundy titles); the 10th, 20th & 25th Dreamflights also had appropriate special markings. Note the design of the titles has been varying only subtly over the years. The titles typically remain on the aircraft just a few days/weeks; on some occasions it has been a few months, and in 2009/10 a whole year (*).

Image  ©  Andrew Pope (LHR)
Tags   Charity