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Sunwings | Boeing 757-200 | 1996-
- Owner: JP. (View all images and albums)
- Uploaded: Jun 01 2020 12:17 PM
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Sunwings is a Russian leisure carrier founded in 1996. The airline operates flights with Boeing 737, 757, 767 and 777 aircraft to mainly holiday destinations around the world. Seen here is a Boeing 757 in their current scheme.
The livery is something I can definitely see happening in Russia, so that's pretty good. However, as tends to happen often with Russian brands on here, the name does not work at all. It would be ok for a US LCC, a European holiday airline, maybe some charter carrier in Turkey or something, but definitely not for anything Russian-based...
The livery is something I can definitely see happening in Russia, so that's pretty good. However, as tends to happen often with Russian brands on here, the name does not work at all. It would be ok for a US LCC, a European holiday airline, maybe some charter carrier in Turkey or something, but definitely not for anything Russian-based...
https://en.wikipedia..._Wings_Airlines
https://en.wikipedia...rdwind_Airlines
https://en.wikipedia...light_(airline)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-Fly
https://en.wikipedia...ropean_Airlines
Now tell me why Red Wings (and some of these other names above) do work and Sunwings doesn't. Also, looking at your work, tell me how your 'British International' livery works for a UK flag carrier....
https://en.wikipedia..._Wings_Airlines
https://en.wikipedia...rdwind_Airlines
https://en.wikipedia...light_(airline)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-Fly
https://en.wikipedia...ropean_Airlines
Now tell me why Red Wings (and some of these other names above) do work and Sunwings doesn't. Also, looking at your work, tell me how your 'British International' livery works for a UK flag carrier....
**** JP you dragged potkc harder then united dragged that doctor
Yeah imma have to disagree completely, this works perfectly.The livery is something I can definitely see happening in Russia, so that's pretty good. However, as tends to happen often with Russian brands on here, the name does not work at all. It would be ok for a US LCC, a European holiday airline, maybe some charter carrier in Turkey or something, but definitely not for anything Russian-based...
757 instead of Tu-204?
757 instead of Tu-204?
choosing the 757 over the 204 makes perfect sense for a modern russian airline
This is nice, especially the name, the name is really nice. Really, really nice name, a very brilliant and fitting name indeed.
Now tell me why Red Wings (and some of these other names above) do work and Sunwings doesn't. Also, looking at your work, tell me how your 'British International' livery works for a UK flag carrier....
WHAT IM SAYING
this is nice