Latam Chile is the official carrier of the Chilean delegation for the 2024 Paris Olympics. The two sides are different with the port side showing para-athletes and the starboard side showing athletes from the regular team.
Decals for the 2024 Paris Olympics. Right after the end of the Olympics in mid-August 2024 decals were changed on the two sides to show support to the Paralympic Team ahead of the Paralympic Games.
This special scheme was unveiled a few months before the 2024 Paris Games and celebrates the airline's long partnership with Team USA. After Beijing 2022, Delta will serve as the official carrier of the US athletes to the Olympic and Paralympic Games of Paris 2024, Milano Cortina 2026 and LA28.
Months before the Paris 2024 Olympics, Azul signed a partnership with Team Brazil to be the official airline for Brazilian athletes to fly. Note the stickers were different on the two sides on the A320, with the logo only on the starboard side.
The second aircraft to ever wear a golden Tsurumaru logo (after A350 JA06XJ in 2021) was this 787 unveiled to celebrate the participation of the Japanese athletes in the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics & Paralympics, the former which were about to end.
This special scheme was unveiled a few months before the 2022 Beijing Games and celebrated the airline's new 8-year partnership with Team USA. After Beijing 2022, Delta will serve as the official carrier of the US athletes to the Olympic and Paralympic Games of Paris 2024, Milano Cortina 2026 and LA28.
JAL unveiled its final logojet for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics just a few days prior to the opening of the Games. It was the third of the "Fly for it! - Everybody's Jal 2020 Jet" series, and for the very first time the Tsurumaru logo was painted gold on a JAL aircraft. This was to show the airline's support to the Japanese athletes, of whom 16 were displayed on the two sides of this A350 flying domestic routes: the decals included, on the port side, from left to right: Kazuma Kaya, Maai Murakami, Daiki Hashimoto and Kohei Uchimura (Gymnastics), Kei Nishikiori (Tennis), Nasa Hataoka (Golf), Takuya Haneda (Canoe), Ayumu Uekusa (Judo) and Hiroaki Kasai (Wheelchair Basketball). The starboard side included from the front: Kano Nijiki (Fencing), Kitaguchi Haruka and Tobe Naoto (Athletics), Abe Shi, Uta Abe and Shohei Ohno (Judo) as well as Yui Kamiji (Wheelchair Tennis).
D-ABYK gained gold titles as it carried the German Olympic Team with their medals back from the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro (top picture). In September 2016 part of the titles was amended (bottom picture) to support the German National Paralympic Commitee ahead of the Paralympic Games.
CS-TOL carried part of the Portuguese Olympic delegation to Rio de Janeiro for the 2016 Games. Titles were in Portuguese on the port side and in English on the starboard side.
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.
JAL showed increased support to the Japanese National Olympic Team in anticipation of the 2020 Summer Olympics to be held in Tokyo after the city was chosen to host the Games. Ohno Satoshi, leader of pop band Arashi, designed this "Hope for the future" decal which included a rainbow, flowers, birds and Mt. Fuji, celebrating the vitality to be brought to the Japanese society by the Games.