Cathay Cargo 747-400Fs 2015 Scheme w/ Large Titles Released
In 2023, Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific introduced an updated corporate branding for its cargo operations, dropping “Pacific” from its name
KLM Cargo 2014 Scheme 747-400ERFs Released
KLM took delivery of the first of four factory-new 747-400ERF freighters in 2003. The aircraft would later move to Martinair, who would operate them on behalf of KLM, in full KLM colors
Northwest Cargo “Billboard” 747-200Fs Released
Northwest Airlines cargo division operated a fleet of fourteen 747-200 freighters. When Northwest dropped the “Orient” from their name after the Republic merger, an updated scheme appeared on the 747 freighters
Northwest Orient Cargo 747Fs Released
Starting in 1975, Northwest Orient Airlines cargo division operated a fleet of 747-200 freighters. The original six of the eventual fourteen 747s
NWA Cargo Final Scheme 747-200F/(F)s Released
Northwest Airlines cargo division operated a fleet of fourteen 747-200 freighters. Four were converted 747-200s, two of which were previously operated by Northwest as passenger aircraft and later converted to freighters
Flying Tigers Initial 747 Freighters
In August 1974, The Flying Tiger Line, better known simply as Flying Tigers, took delivery of its first Boeing 747. The aircraft was a former American Airlines frame. In honor of the airline’s roots in the famed American Volunteer Group (AVG) in World War II China, the first aircraft, N800FT, was initially adorned with a shark’s mouth
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