Sicurí

Sicurí

#8

CP-2656

B737-36N

AeroSur

2011-12

Sicurí is the name of a local snake. It was the 8th and last fauna-themed livery unveiled, and the only one in 2011.

Image  ©  Marcelo Magalhães (GRU)
Tags   Wildlife

Puma

Puma

#7

CP-2653

B737-497

AeroSur

2010-11

The puma naturally became part of the 8-strong fleet of Aerosur fauna-themed aircraft.

Image  ©  Marcelo Magalhães (GRU)
Tags   Wildlife

Sharko

Sharko

#6

CP-2659

B767-284ER

AeroSur

2010-12

Although Bolivia is landlocked bull sharks can be found in the Amazon river in north Bolivia.

Image  ©  Marcelo Magalhães (GRU)
Tags   Wildlife

Potro

Potro

#5

Juan Carlos Núñez

CP-2640

B737-382

AeroSur

2010-11

The fifth fauna-themed aircraft launched was Potro, which is spanish for young horse. Smaller titles below the Potro titles were Juan Carlos Núñez, the airline's maintenance manager, who was nicknamed "El potro". Interestingly this aircraft previously wore the very colourful "Fly Algarve" livery when in service with TAP.

Image  ©  Marcelo Magalhães (GRU)
Tags   Wildlife

Bufeo

Bufeo

#4

CP-2561

B737-2P6A

AeroSur

2010-11

The 4th Bolivian Fauna aircraft at AeroSur was Bufeo, the local name for the Bolivian subspecies of the Amazon river dolphin.

Image  ©  Marcelo Magalhães (GRU)
Tags   Wildlife

Súper Torísimo

Súper Torísimo

#3

CP-2603

B747-443

AeroSur

2009-12

When the original Torísimo 747 was retired, AeroSur updated the scheme and applied this yellow bull to its new flagship aircraft. The bull is an iconic animal in Bolivia.

Image  ©  David Roura (MAD)
Tags   Wildlife

Yacaré

Yacaré

#2

CP-2595

B737-33A

AeroSur

2009-10

After the successful launch of Torisimo, AeroSur continued its Bolivian Fauna themed liveries with Yacaré, a species of caiman in South America.

Image  ©  Jaka (GRU)
Tags   Wildlife

Torísimo

Torísimo   ★

#1

CP-2525

B747-312

AeroSur

2008-09

AeroSur introduced the 747 to launch service to Madrid from Santa Cruz-Viru Viru. The aircraft was unveiled with a large purple bull, an iconic animal in Bolivia.

Image  ©  David Roura (MAD)
Tags   Wildlife