OneWorld Livery
#1
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Join Date: Oct 2018
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OneWorld Livery
Now that the 747s are gone, the BA fleet has no aircraft in the OneWorld livery. I know before it was mentioned that a few 777s would get a repaint but is this still the plan?
It’s a shame none of the new deliveries are planned to get the OneWorld scheme. An A350 or A320neo would look great in it.
It’s a shame none of the new deliveries are planned to get the OneWorld scheme. An A350 or A320neo would look great in it.
#2
Join Date: Jun 2015
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Maybe OneWorld is up in arms! The tone coming from AC and WW certainly isn’t optimistic, I understand there’s not much to be optimistic about but to think beyond outside of each individual carrier is further down the list now. However some optimism wouldn’t go a miss for the industry.
Besides wouldn’t a new complete livery be in order after all this? Corona and Brexit is going to change BA quite significantly for better or worse...til death do we part
Besides wouldn’t a new complete livery be in order after all this? Corona and Brexit is going to change BA quite significantly for better or worse...til death do we part
#3
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Now that the 747s are gone, the BA fleet has no aircraft in the OneWorld livery. I know before it was mentioned that a few 777s would get a repaint but is this still the plan?
It’s a shame none of the new deliveries are planned to get the OneWorld scheme. An A350 or A320neo would look great in it.
It’s a shame none of the new deliveries are planned to get the OneWorld scheme. An A350 or A320neo would look great in it.
#4
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Of course there will be flexibility but it’s something that will need to be considered later this year or next.
#5
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Cost cutting is in their DNA and oneWorld has fewer characters than British Airways so will require less blue paint so wouldn’t it be a good idea to save on blue paint and complete all paint jobs in OW livery?
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#7
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If you want to give us a hand I’ll give you Ł8.72 an hour, but you’ll have to bring your own ladder and PPE. Don’t expect paying for rest breaks either. Its Jason btw, give us a bell!
#8
Join Date: Jun 2015
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I’m spending the next couple of weeks up a ladder peeling stickers off the side of Door 1L before we sell some scrap to Aragon, South Wales and California.
If you want to give us a hand I’ll give you Ł8.72 an hour, but you’ll have to bring your own ladder and PPE. Don’t expect paying for rest breaks either. Its Jason btw, give us a bell!
If you want to give us a hand I’ll give you Ł8.72 an hour, but you’ll have to bring your own ladder and PPE. Don’t expect paying for rest breaks either. Its Jason btw, give us a bell!
Damn I have a ladder but no PPE...apparently there’s some virus and PPE is in short supply. Sorry
#9
Join Date: Dec 2007
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A set of naff transfers that'll be applied to the empty white bit on other aircraft and which will no doubt be flaking off in no time has probably already been procrured from some dodgy body shop on eBay.
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