New Livery for Jetblue

[BLUE BAYOU]

On Tuesday, October 13, Jetblue will unveil its new livery. The current paint scheme is nearing 10 years old in February 2010, a record for this industry (Delta had 5 if you include Song)!!! The white top, blue bottom fuselages are very popular among Delta, United, and USAirways-- similarly, Airtran and Spirit too have white and blue... I'm certain we'll have some blue in our new livery, considering the name and all... I guess we'll see tomorrow!!!

 

[AA767FB]

How long has AA been silver?

 

[B6Busdriver]

How long has AA been silver?

You'll have to excuse BB, he still thinks the bluejuice tastes good. For some reason he can't taste the wang in it.

 

[BLUE BAYOU]

http://www.aviation-design.net/?id=11376

Beyond I'm sure the posts of Delta and Lufthansa A-320 paints schemes to follow, I liked this one I found...

 

[FlyinGuy]

Maybe they will be smart like SWA and paint the whole plane blue so that after 3 months it actually looks purple.....

 

[DonVerita]

http://www.aviation-design.net/?id=11376

Beyond I'm sure the posts of Delta and Lufthansa A-320 paints schemes to follow, I liked this one I found...

Ummm...the colors on the plane in that link you posted look a whole heck of a lot like the colors used by Boeing for the Dreamliner (787).

 

[145BOSS]

CO had had their current scheme since the early 90's.

 

[aewanabe]

I like AA's silver. I wonder why we need to spend money on this particular capital project when we're still working on infrastructure to actually make the airline run properly. Maybe instead we could hire a few more dispatchers and actually have real flight-following? Nah....

 

[aa73]

AA's polished aluminum will always be around, until we get all composite airframes (think 787), in which case who knows. What they should update are the titles and stripes, very 70s.

 

[Flying the Line]

Why spend money on employees when you could use that money to paint airplanes.

 

[BeachBummer]

So will the new planes smell of coffee and wine or burrito and nacho?

wait we're getting new planes?

Sorry wrong crack pipe!

 

[Beechnut]

Why spend money on employees when you could use that money to paint airplanes.

A common mistake. Planes in a given fleet are painted all the time. More often than not, it's the same paint job they came in with. To change to a new livery just means that when the plane is due for an already scheduled painting, the new design is painted instead of the old.

 

[no1pilot2000]

Not too shabby......

The new paint job is.

 

[PeanuckleCRJ]

http://www.aviation-design.net/?id=11376

Beyond I'm sure the posts of Delta and Lufthansa A-320 paints schemes to follow, I liked this one I found...

I hope you know that's just a paint scheme someone made up. The JB looks really hokey...


FYI- the NWA bowling shoe lasted all the way from the late 1980's to 2003. Maybe you mean it's the longest running current scheme among airlines? AA still has you beat by at least 20 years, haha.

 

[BILL LUMBERG]

Our bad....

BB pointed out that JetBlue owns and copyrights the color blue.....

Tool....

 

[LearLove]

AA silver sill and always the best.

 

[PreContact]

Yeah but the place where the jetbridge connects to the plane is always dirty...

 

[DIAMONDDD]

I am so excited about the new livery that I've been hardly been able to sleep for a week. It's going to be a very special day, ranking up there with the birth of my children. No, ABOVE the birth of my children. We are talking a new paint job here.

 

[hawk996]

Excuse blew bayou, during the last BOB pivot he took one to the side of the head and the blew juice got in his eye.

The guy just has no airline knowledge and it show's.

 

[Dizel8]

I like the old AA paint scheme, the one with the flash on the side! Think it looks great on the retro jets.