Fleet Repainting

[robbedagain]

there is a bunch of 75s and 330s to be painted by end of this year

 

[700UW]

Summer busy season is approaching, they wont get painted till after the seasonal flights end.

 

[robbedagain]

thanks 700  thats pretty much what i figured

 

[700UW]

First PMHP plane painted:
 

 

[mstrmoe]

Looks like N814AW is the next 319 in ROW for the new colors

 

[ChrisUS]

Is it just me or does the "silver" of he new colors just look grey?  Aeroflot's silver looks much more silver to me. Is this a copyrighted color?  Seems there should have been something to look more like silver than the choice they made. 

 

[fr8tmastr]

Is it just me or does the "silver" of he new colors just look grey?  Aeroflot's silver looks much more silver to me. Is this a copyrighted color?  Seems there should have been something to look more like silver than the choice they made. 

Not just you.  I thought grey was the official color

 

[ChrisUS]

Not just you.  I thought grey was the official color

I am pretty sure it was supposed to be silver, reminiscent of AA's long time silver aircraft.  They supposedly did a lot of research to get the right silver as I recall.  HMPH. 

 

[PHX-F/A]

Northwest had a better "silver" mica paint than the AA paint.  It's going to look horrible when it oxidizes.  

 

[PHX-F/A]

First HP Airbus Painted
 

 
 
It's been a month, so far this is the only HP to be painted.

 

[ChockJockey]

It's been a month, so far this is the only HP to be painted.

 
809 has also been repainted.

 

[mstrmoe]

814 has actually also been repainted, went back into service sometime last week

 

[nycbusdriver]

Are we going to go through the entire fleet, one-by-one?  Pictures, too?  Jeeez!  They all look the same to me!

 

[mstrmoe]

Are we going to go through the entire fleet, one-by-one?  Pictures, too?  Jeeez!  They all look the same to me!

Ha you should see the list they're keeping on airliners.net. Tail number+fleet number for all the new colors in the AA and US fleets, the whole 9 yards

 

[nycbusdriver]

Ha you should see the list they're keeping on airliners.net. Tail number+fleet number for all the new colors in the AA and US fleets, the whole 9 yards

 
Yeah, I know of Airliners.net.  It's their "thing," and that's just fine.  I am glad there's a site for that since it is interesting documentation for researchers and for those people who inexplicably (to me) find it fascinating.
 
I recently deplaned from a trip to Madrid, and a few of the passengers were glued to the concourse window writing in a little logbook tail numbers of airplanes they could see on the ramp (with the aid of binoculars, yet!)  I see people do that occasionally, and find it sadly amusing.  
 
Why not write down tag numbers of cars and which brand/model they are attached to?