Qatar Airways unveiled its new branding today at the ITB Berlin travel convention. It has also revealed its new on-board first class lounge product. Unveiled today in computer-generated form, the new livery will appear on the first Qatar Airways aircraft next week – an Airbus A340-600 which is undergoing painting in Toulouse. The repainting of the airline’s fleet of over 40 aircraft is expected to take at least a year.
The new-look sees the tail fin painted with an image of the Oryx, national animal of the State of Qatar, significantly increased in size from the current tail design. In addition, the word ‘QATAR’ has been emblazoned in large bold burgundy letters across the forward end of the fuselage on both sides of the aircraft. The word ‘Al Qataria’ is inscribed in Arabic and light grey colour next to it. Another addition is Qatar Airways’ Oryx logo on the belly of the A340-600, as well as on the winglets.
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The new-look sees the tail fin painted with an image of the Oryx, national animal of the State of Qatar, significantly increased in size from the current tail design. In addition, the word ‘QATAR’ has been emblazoned in large bold burgundy letters across the forward end of the fuselage on both sides of the aircraft. The word ‘Al Qataria’ is inscribed in Arabic and light grey colour next to it. Another addition is Qatar Airways’ Oryx logo on the belly of the A340-600, as well as on the winglets.
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