Belavia unveiled an anniversary livery on its largest aircraft
Belavia airline presented a new anniversary livery on its largest aircraft – the long-haul Airbus A330-200. The update is timed to coincide with the carrier's 30th anniversary.
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Images of eight landmarks from cities where the airline operates flights appeared on the fuselage. These include the Burj Al Arab tower in Dubai, a fragment of the Kremlin ensemble in Moscow, the Flaming Towers in Baku, and other objects. The most recognizable symbols of Minsk — "The Gates of Minsk" — are placed first.
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The main idea of the design was the company's slogan "We connect," which is applied to the aircraft engines. Belavia emphasized that the goal was not to show all routes (there are significantly more), but to convey the atmosphere of travel and add more emotion to the image.
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The livery was created using the wrapping method, which allows for quick execution without long-term removal of the aircraft from service. All work was carried out during scheduled maintenance. A cast polymeric film with high adhesion was used, and the total area of the material exceeded 100 square meters.
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This is already the company's third creative project in the last three years. In March 2024, an Embraer-175 aircraft received a "cosmic" livery in honor of space tourist Marina Vasilevskaya's flight to the ISS. In November 2024, as a result of cooperation between the airline and the Dinamo-Minsk hockey club, exclusive livery appeared on an Embraer-195.