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Midwestern Boeing 777-300ER (Japanese Heritage)


Midwestern Boeing 777-300ER (Japanese Heritage)

As Midwestern expands new destinations are announced. Today we announce our expansion to Asian destinations such as Japan. To fly these routes, we set our comfortable 77W to accommodate these routes. Offering a modern business class, first class, and economy. IFE's are complimentary at every seat as well as wifi. This aircraft is registered as N923MW.



    i really dislike this font if im being honest.

    Why did you blatantly copy the exact welcome aboard thing from Alaska like even down to the color
    :/

    i really dislike this font if im being honest.

    Thanks, I'll make sure to look for a better one if I'm to make a different airline in the future!

    Why did you blatantly copy the exact welcome aboard thing from Alaska like even down to the color

    To be honest I didn't even know that Alaska had that... if you would want me to fix that then I could

    :/

    Any elaboration on what could be improved upon?

    Any elaboration on what could be improved upon?


    Well, first off, I don’t think that making a livery solely for a new destination makes too much sense in the first place. The novelty of serving Japan will fade out rather quickly and become more normal within the airline pretty fast. Anyways, as mentioned before, the font doesn’t really work here, and I’d suggest looking for another one somewhere like dafont or FontSquirrel, two of my personal favorites. For the livery itself, it’s rather bland. We’ve seen an arrow on a tail many times before, and unless you can distinguish what you do with said arrow from what everyone else has done, it’ll just come off as uninspired. The darker arrow you have on the bottom of the tail also conflicts with the one above it, pointing in two different directions and not giving the overall livery a direction it’s heading in, per se.

    You have some potential with this, however I feel what you have now isn’t using that potential to its greatest capacity.

    Well, first off, I don’t think that making a livery solely for a new destination makes too much sense in the first place. The novelty of serving Japan will fade out rather quickly and become more normal within the airline pretty fast. Anyways, as mentioned before, the font doesn’t really work here, and I’d suggest looking for another one somewhere like dafont or FontSquirrel, two of my personal favorites. For the livery itself, it’s rather bland. We’ve seen an arrow on a tail many times before, and unless you can distinguish what you do with said arrow from what everyone else has done, it’ll just come off as uninspired. The darker arrow you have on the bottom of the tail also conflicts with the one above it, pointing in two different directions and not giving the overall livery a direction it’s heading in, per se. You have some potential with this, however I feel what you have now isn’t using that potential to its greatest capacity.

    Thank you! This is really helpful for me in the future! This being the first livery I have taken seriously I really can understand what you're saying. Thanks.

    Well, first off, I don’t think that making a livery solely for a new destination makes too much sense in the first place. The novelty of serving Japan will fade out rather quickly and become more normal within the airline pretty fast. Anyways, as mentioned before, the font doesn’t really work here, and I’d suggest looking for another one somewhere like dafont or FontSquirrel, two of my personal favorites. For the livery itself, it’s rather bland. We’ve seen an arrow on a tail many times before, and unless you can distinguish what you do with said arrow from what everyone else has done, it’ll just come off as uninspired. The darker arrow you have on the bottom of the tail also conflicts with the one above it, pointing in two different directions and not giving the overall livery a direction it’s heading in, per se.

    You have some potential with this, however I feel what you have now isn’t using that potential to its greatest capacity.

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