What Are Airline Liveries and Why Study Them? - Page 2© John L. Hoh, Jr.
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Jul 30, 2003
Along the way this topic will also explore airline history. Why did airlines change logos and/or colors? What preceded the change? What were the results of the changes that were made?
And we will also look at humorous markings used. Why is Olympia Airlines allowed to use the Olympic rings when the rest of the world must pay a sponsorship fee? We will have polls to gauge what readers feel are their favorite liveries. Perhaps the stylistic Atlas holding the earth on Atlas Airlines jets? Possibly the parka-clad Eskimo on Alaska Airlines tails? Or the Hawai'ian female face on Hawaii Airlines' tails? Tune in monthly for a new look at airline liveries right here at Suite 101.
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Not one I'd have thought of as having a large following, but judging from the web sites you've listed, I am convinced otherwise!My own favorite is Alas
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