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Air Austral Boeing 787-8

woah a real world livery, also new album cover : )

Airline: Air Austral
Aircraft: Boeing 787-9
Registration: F-OLRC
Age: 3.6 Years Old

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    This livery is absolutely beautiful and anyone who disagrees just doesn't understand it properly.

     

    Kind of related:

    Boeing: "Air Austral has to use painted images instead of photographic decals on the tails of their 787s because you can't put decals on a 787"

    Also Boeing "For our Dreams Take Flight special livery, we have covered an entire 787 in a massive decal!"

    Boeing: because you can't put decals on a 787"

     

    Really; haha very funny, since we did it too.

    Boeing 787, It is true that composite material is a kind problem in some areas related to foil adhesion, but there is no problem in its practical application.

     

    In Austral case, only the airline(company) can evaluate the preference of not painting the tail, anyway it is not releated with our topic

    This livery is absolutely beautiful and anyone who disagrees just doesn't understand it properly. Kind of related:Boeing: "Air Austral has to use painted images instead of photographic decals on the tails of their 787s because you can't put decals on a 787"Also Boeing "For our Dreams Take Flight special livery, we have covered an entire 787 in a massive decal!"

    Really; haha very funny, since we did it too.Boeing 787, It is true that composite material is a kind problem in some areas related to foil adhesion, but there is no problem in its practical application. In Austral case, only the airline(company) can evaluate the preference of not painting the tail, anyway it is not releated with our topic

    Haha well something I didn’t know :P
    Funny we should see that (great quality) re-creation here as it's been a topic of discussion as of late! I had always thought Air Australs decision to apply paint rather than decals like they do on their other planes was due to physical constraints of the 787, turns out I was wrong! :-)