Celebrating India passing the 100 Crore (=1 Billion) vaccine doses inoculated which occured on October 21, 2021. VT-SLC had titles in Hindi on the port side and in English on the starboard side, with the contrary for VT-SLM which was in basic white livery. Decals were short-lived on these two aircraft. The sticker shows Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, as well as a doctor and a patient being vaccinated. Slightly later VT-SLH received similar decals, this time with the more understandable "1 Billion" phrase (Hindi on the port side, English on starboard side).
Note the additional "75 years of independence" stickers.
In 2021 LATAM Cargo, in partnership with Always and the Brazilian Red Cross, transported almost 500,000 pads free of charge to 12 Brazilian states, in an action against Menstrual Poverty. This term is used to define the lack of access to basic hygiene items, which can lead to many girls not going to school, for example.
Later in the year, LATAM Chile & Peru unveiled identical titles, this time highlighting the free transportation of vaccines and medical staff accross the country. The LATAM Peru A320 carries an additional nose sticker reading "Pongo el hombro por el Perú" (I put my shoulder for Peru).
On April 10, 2021, Emirates’ one-of-a-kind flight EK2021 flew a circular flight from Dubai to celebrate the UAE’s progress in vaccinating its citizens and residents from COVID-19. Titles were short-lived.
In 2021 SpiceJet dedicated a special livery to honour the humanitarian work of actor Sonu Sood who helped millions of stranded Indians, both within and outside India, reach their homes amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.
On February 26, 2021 OE-LPA carried another 39 tons of latex gloves from Penang, Malaysia, celebrating 100 special "preighter" flights since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. Two of the airline's 777 have had their economy seats removed on the occasion.
As the Indonesian flag carrier, Garuda supported the goverment's efforts to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic with its vaccination program. Garuda carried the first doses of the Sinovac vaccine from China to Indonesia in December 2020.
This livery was the fifth and last mask scheme to appear on a Garuda aircraft; the design is the result of a competition entitled 'Fly Your Design Through The Sky' throughout October 2020. The theme for this competition was "Building the Future of the Nation Together", and Johanna Angelia Christian won the first prize with this artwork based on Batik Tambal motives from Yogyakarta.
This livery was the fourth mask scheme to appear on a Garuda aircraft; the design is the result of a competition entitled 'Fly Your Design Through The Sky' throughout October 2020. This design incorporates the 10 types of flowers that represent the diversity of flora in Indonesia.
This livery was the third mask scheme to appear on a Garuda aircraft; the design is the result of a competition entitled 'Fly Your Design Through The Sky' throughout October 2020. The theme of this third second phase of the contest was "Fly High and Stay Protected", and Helena Calista won the first prize with this Parang Batik pattern.
This livery was the second mask scheme to appear on a Garuda aircraft; the design is the result of a competition entitled 'Fly Your Design Through The Sky' throughout October 2020. This design was chosen as part of the first phase of the contest, with "Indonesian Pride" as a theme. Patterns included in the design of the winning entry by Jailani Sidik include Balinese Barong motif, a Komodo Dragon as well as various representations of cultural wealth and national landmarks.
This mask livery was unveiled on October 1, 2020 to emphasize support for the government policies. Garuda Indonesia then held an aircraft mask livery design competition entitled 'Fly Your Design Through The Sky' throughout October 2020. Four additional designs were chosen and applied to two 737, an A330 and a 777.
The US Virgin Islands specialist based in Puerto Rico added a protective mask to one of its Saabs in 2020. Note the airline used a total of 8 Saab 340 with different sea animals tail designs alongside a fleet of Twin Otters.
Amabie (アマビエ) is a legendary Japanese mermaid or merman with three legs. When it reportedly appeared in 1846 its prophecy was "Good harvest will continue for six years from the current year; if disease spreads, draw a picture of me and show the picture of me to those who fall ill and they will be cured." During the COVID-19 epidemic, amabie became a popular topic on Twitter in Japan. A logo featuring an Amabie was added to the underside of this 767 in September 2020 and by early October large titles promoting the JAL campaign aiming at reassuring its customers were added. Note the Amabie decal under the fuselage is also present on J-Air E170 JA211J.
Air Malta celebrated the resumption of operations after the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic in July 2020 with decals on this A320neo. The port side had "We're Back!" titles while the starboard side had a small fading red wave instead.
