47. KLM Delft
The Dutch city of Delft is well-known for its signature blue-and-white ceramics. To honor it, Dutch airline KLM adorned some of its planes with the iconic pattern.
48. Kulula Flying 101
A couple of years back, the South African low-cost carrier Kulula was a major challenger for having the most creative exterior paint work, with its Flying 101 artwork demonstrating the different components of the plane.
On the outside of the cockpit, a bolt pointed up expressing “Big cheese — Captain, My Captain!”. It was unmistakable where the “dark box” flight information recorder was found, as it was checked with a huge bolt.
Up until this point, there has not been any more successful or compelling approach to comprehend the inward tasks of an airplane.
49. Out Of The Ocean
Approximately one-third of All Nippon Airways’ (ANA) A380 series was painted in the Airbus facility based in Hamburg, Germany. ANA is the first company to receive the Japanese superjumbo and this picture features the ANA A380s being decorated with the same Hawaiian sea turtle design as the two other A380s. This airplane will be used for the Narita-Honolulu route. In addition to blue, there will be two other colors, green and orange. The ANA A380 is one of the most intricate projects of Airbus and it took 21 days and 16 diverse colors to paint its 3,600m² exterior.
50. Feathered Feats
The Boeing 737-800 aircraft with its Nokair color scheme is the most entertaining plane design we have ever seen. Nokair Airlines is well-known for their humorous corporate identity and they have a few planes with animal patterns, however this one is particularly comical. Nokair Airlines has a notoriety for their humorous demeanor and this rooster-themed jet is simply one of numerous cases. In general, commercial planes fly at velocities less than 1,000 miles per hour, making this one an unusual outlier.