Decals celebrating the 90th anniversary of the airline appeared in May 2022. The two A320 only had the titles on the port side while the 787 had them on both sides.
Egyptair was an official sponsor of the Africa Cup of Nations that took place in Egypt in Summer 2019. The mascot of the event was featured on the port side of this 737: "Tut", which was inspired by the Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun.
2018 marked the first time Egyptair dedicated a plane to its national football team with this standalone livery designed by their advertising agency. Both sides were different and featured some of the Pharaohs (the nickname of the team) as well as the flag and national landmarks in a purple version of the MS livery.
The list of sponsors of the team -including telecom provider We- was added next to the decals of the players. That was the source of a controversy between the Egypt Football Federation and player Mohammed Salah (sponsored by We competitor Vodafone) who claimed he wished he'd have been informed of the use of his image.
This is the modified version with two group pictures of the team players, half on the port side and half on the other side.
2018 marked the first time Egyptair dedicated a plane to the national football team with this standalone livery designed by their advertising agency. Both sides were different and featured some of the Pharaohs (the nickname of the team) as well as the flag and national landmarks in a purple version of the MS livery.
The list of sponsors of the team -including telecom provider We- was added next to the decals of the players. That was the source of a controversy between the Egypt Football Federation and player Mohammed Salah (sponsored by We competitor Vodafone) who said he wished he had been informed of the use of his image.
As a consequence in early June a modified version of the decals was applied on the aircraft (see #2).