Guangshen Airlines B737-800 1995-2023

AIRCRAFT DETAILS
from top down

B-3569 – 1995
Guangshen received their first 737-800 in June of 1995. The airframe received the registration B-3569 and began its life on their extensive domestic network. The airframe featured Guangshen’s original livery featuring red, gold and blue cheatlines along the fuselage.

B-3563 – 1997
This particular -800 was one of five painted in this alternate colour scheme. Featuring bold red and blue cheatlines with a grey underbody; these planes were instantly recognizable across China’s airports. The livery was only applied to -800s and two 757-200s. By 2011 all aircraft in this livery had been repainted. (this livery is loosely based on the x2000s that guangshen railway company operated)

B-3569 – 2005
In October of 2005, B-3569; the first -800 to be delivered was fitted with winglets. The airframes livery remained unchanged and winglets were left blank.

B-3562 – 2009
This aircraft was the first to be repainted into Guangshen’s newest livery. During the process the airframe was also fitted with winglets. It made its first flight in its new colours in July of 2009. As of 2023, this aircraft is still flying in this livery.

B-3569 – 2019
After being repainted into the new livery sometime during 2013, a sticker advertising travel agency Ctrip was added to B-3569. As of 2023, this aircraft is still flying in this livery.

B-3543 – 2021
In 2021, this aircraft was fitted with a special livery advertising Tsingtao beer. It features a swooping jade and gold design with the Tsingtao logo and advertisement. As of 2023, this aircraft is still flying in this livery.