Stand Speak Rise Up! is an initiative founded in 2019 by Her Royal Highness, the Grand Duchess of Luxembourg, Maria Teresa, to combat sexual violence against women and girls in fragile environments such as war zones and conflict regions. The design is very similar on the two sides of the fuselage and shows fragmented female faces. LX-LGE had orange titles in 2020-21 to support the same cause.
Esch-sur-Sûre is a small town in north-western which celebrated its 1000th anniversary in 2023. With a bit of delay, Luxair applied a special sticker to this Q400 in partnership with the town office.
Qantas added decals to three aircraft in its group of companies in Summer 2023 to show its support to the Yes23 Indigenous "Voice to Paliament" campaign. The initiative advocated for a yes in the October 2023 referendum about Indigenous recognition in the Australian Constitution and Parliament. Australians voted against the initiative with a 60% No result.
The ANA Group established the slogan "ANA Future Promise" in June 2021 in order to promote the ESG (Environment, Society, Corporate Governance) management of its medium-term management strategy. The 789 had Nikon's "Riblet Film" (a sort of shark skin film) applied on top of the paint for testing purposes. The two sides are different. The -9 serves international routes while the -8 will sly domestic sectors. An ANA Wings Dash 8 appeared in the same scheme in late 2023.
Think Pink is a non-profit organisation created by volunteers supporting women living in Luxembourg with the day-to-day reality of cancer. Artwork is from Lisa Junius, a multidisciplinary artist from Luxembourg mainly working in illustration.
Rosa Lëtzebuerg asbl is an organisation campaigning for the rights of LGBTIQ+ in Luxemburg; it teamed up with Luxair on the occasion of the June "Pride Month" 2021.
Farewell titles were added on LGI for its final day of operations with Austrian on May 31, 2021 (a roundtrip between Vienna and Innsbruck). This marked the end of 41 years of Dash 7/8 operations at Tyrolean and Austrian. Titles on the port side only. "Pfiat' di" is the contraction of "Pfiat' di Gott", the common farewell greeting analogous to "Grüß Gott", used in Southern Germany and Austria.
#LuxairStandsUp titles as well as modified orange titles and logos were added to this Q400 in late 2020 on the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and Girls.
In Summer 2020 Luxair commissioned Luxemburg artist Christian Pearson "Sumo!" to design special artwork for two aircraft in the fleet. The two sides of this Dash 8 were different and displayed colourful, feel good stickers with a Summer vibe.
LGW -re-branded as German Airways altogether with the other Zeitfracht Group branch WDL- started a partnership with Bundesliga football club 1. FC Union Berlin in 2019 and one of the Dash 8 it operated mainly for Eurowings also flew charters for the team when needed.
The Aeroclub of Poland was founded in Poznań in 1919 and LOT celebrated the century of this Polish institution with the unveiling of this scheme on the day of the anniversary of the club.
This Q400 was unveiled in March 2019 in the commuter airline's early 1980s scheme. Small titles celebrating the airline's 40th anniversary were added next to the front door in 2021. The aircraft operated the airline's last Q400 service in January 2023.
Smaller stickers for the 2019 version of the national campaign aiming at attracting new businesses in Luxembourg. Visible on the port side of all 11 Q400s with title variations.
SpiceJet flew its first flight powered by bio-fuel in August 2018. The flight operated from Dehradun to Delhi. The biofuel, derived from the jhatropa plant grown by 500 farmer families in Chhattisgarh, had been first tested a day prior on a 20-minute flight with crew only.
This livery promoted LOT's services to Israel from Warsaw and the newly-launched nonstop links from Poland's regional airports. All titles were in Polish only, reading "Bezpośrednie loty do Tel Awiwu z Gdańska, Lublina, Poznania, Wrocławia i Warszawy" for "Direct flights to Tel Aviv from Gdansk, Lublin, Poznan, Wroclaw and Warsaw". The tail's port side showed the Tel Aviv waterfront while the starboard side depicted the Tower of David and the Old City walls in Jerusalem.