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Why Do Military Aircraft Have Nose Art Decals?

Military aircraft have been immortalized throughout history by their nose art. But is there more to the nose art story than mere fun and games?

The story of how one US airline in the 1960s set a new trend in airline livery design that remains unique to this day.

Purported to have a functional purpose on the A350, A330neo, and A321LR, Airbus’ dark outline around some of its jets’ cockpits has become a style.

The flag carrier has sported various looks over the decades.

It’s almost been 365 days since the regional jets were pulled from operating American Eagle-branded flights.

The two Hispaniolan parakeets are named Domingo and Andrea.

Liveries can make the aircraft stand out and reinforce the airline brand.

The box is meant to welcome passengers to the aircraft, but there’s more to it than meets the eye.

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AA’s paint scheme has had several variations over the years.