Lufthansa 787-9s Released
In 2022, Lufthansa German Airlines took delivery of its first 787. The -9 variant was the first of five airframes acquired from Boeing that had not been taken up by the original airlines that had ordered them
In 2022, Lufthansa German Airlines took delivery of its first 787. The -9 variant was the first of five airframes acquired from Boeing that had not been taken up by the original airlines that had ordered them
In March 2022, Japan Airlines painted its first 787 in the special Oneworld Alliance color scheme. The 787-9, JA861J, joins A350-900 JA15XJ as the two newest Oneworld
In 2015, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines took delivery of its first of thirteen 787-9 Dreamliners. In 2019, KLM started taking delivery of their first 787-10. We are releasing two different KLM 787-10 sets, one for the standard KLM scheme and one for PH-BKA which has an enlarged 100th Anniversary logo
In February 2022 Japan Airlines 787-8 JA835J appeared with a gold “Tsurumaru” tail logo. The special gold logo appears to be a tribute by the Japan Airlines staff to the Olympic and Paralympics athletes.
In 2021, Air Canada added special titles to Boeing 787-9 C-FVLQ in support of Canada’s 2020 Tokyo Olympic team. Large FLY THE FLAG and HAUT LE DRAPEAU titles
Air Premia is a new low-cost long-haul carrier based in South Korea. The airline boasts a more spacious cabin seating arrangement to help lure prospective passengers