Photo: Boeing-Ryanair special hybrid livery 737-800

April 5, 2014 Comments Off on Photo: Boeing-Ryanair special hybrid livery 737-800 786 Views

Boeing showed its gratitude for one of its longest and largest 737 customers, Ireland’s Ryanair, with a special, new, co-branded livery on the airline’s most recently delivered Next-Generation 737-800.

The airplane features the distinctive blue Boeing livery on most of the fuselage, with the airframer’s name near the front. The distinctive Ryanair golden harp logo is on the tail, as is the airline’s name on the rear fuselage.

Ryanair_Boeing 737-800WL in special hybrid livery.
Ryanair_Boeing 737-800WL in special hybrid livery. Boeing photo K66097-01

Ryanair operates a fleet of nearly 300 737-800s with more than 1,600 flights daily to 186 destinations in 30 countries.

In June 2013, the airline had ordered an additional 175 737s which are expected to expand Ryanair’s fleet to more than 400 737-800s.

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