Austrian introduced a revised livery with the delivery of this second-hand 777. Both sides were different and showed a large “60” on the right side while people in flying postures were depicted on both sides. The silhouettes and the number 60 were made of about 2,300 individual images of Austrian Airlines employees.
Supporting the Japanese athletes during the Summer Olympics of Rio de Janeiro. Approximately 10’000 pictures submitted by employees and the public with the "cheering" theme were merged to form the mosaic titles of the "Support from altitude 10’000 meters" project.
Celebrating 20 Years with many customer pictures assembled on the rear fuselage. In 2018 the aircraft was transferred to the Austrian subsidiary, and went back to the British register in late 2020. Note the titles were in different languages on the two sides.
Shandong Airlines and Internet Company Baidu with its Baidu Wallet mobile wallet service launched an initiative in which 99 elderly people were invited by their children to submit a picture in which they were smiling. These pictures appeared in a heart shape on the front part of this plan. The parents were also awarded free tickets on the airline. This was part of a broader move by the airline to better understand the needs of the families.
Note the titles were slightly different on the two sides with additional Baidu titles on the starboard side.
As part of the 15th anniversary of its operations in Peru, LAN invited customers to share their success stories with a photograph via facebook. The airline selected 85 images and displayed them on this A319. Note this A319 never carried the peruvian flag some of its sisterships operating in Peru had.
Virgin America was an official sponsor of the San Francisco Giants baseball team.
The #flytogether with Virgin America and the SF Giants campaign asked airline customers to upload their best game face to form a giant mosaic decal on this A320.
This "10'000 faces" livery was made up of pictures send by cutomers during a special marketing campaign celebrating the 20th anniversary of TAM's loyalty program. The two aircraft each presented a patchwork of different images; each side of the fuselage was also unique.
Celebrating 50 million passengers only 8 years after starting operations. Spanish titles on the port side and English titles on the starboard side. The livery was designed from the results of an Instagram photo contest about Vueling destinations. This aircraft performed a low pass along Barcelona waterfront during the 2012 Festa al cel airshow.
As part of the airline’s 40th anniversary celebrations, Transavia organised a competition where people submitted their pictures of Transavia destinations. Note both sides show different postcards.