Arcacian Unveils New Livery

Arcacian Airlines today unveiled it's new logo and livery, which will be phased in over the next couple of months as aircraft are repainted. The new logo is a blue wren in flight, the national bird of Arcacia.

The new livery is the first major change to the Arcacian Airlines image since the now familiar "shooting stars" livery was introduced in 1979 as a celebration of Arcacia's new flag. The pinstripes on the fuselage have changed 3 times in the last 31 years, but the logo always remained the same.

The new livery was chosen by a public vote on 3 finalists in a nation-wide contest. The "Blue Wren" won by a landslide with 86% of voters choosing it. The winning designer is Ben Greer, a 24 year old graphic design student from Providence. He takes home a $50,000 cash prize and a lifetime of free flights with Arcacian Airlines or any of it's subsidiaries and code-share partners as well as gold level membership to the Arcacian Club, Arcacian Airlines' frequent flier programme. Gold level membership gives Mr Greer access to the exclusive club lounge in Providence airport as well as access to the club lounges of all subsidiaries and code-share partners. When interviewed, Mr Greer stated that the best part of the prize is seeing his work become a national icon.

Arcacian Airlines says that its entire fleet will be repainted in the new livery by the end of 2010.


Arcacian Airlines Boeing 737 sporting the new livery

Wow, it's a lot nicer than the previous one.

Looks great!

Very very nice

Is CAI counted as a codeshare partner?

Muuuuuuch nicer

Muy bien

I can't remember if Arcacian has a code-share agreement with CAI. If so, CAI won't be out of pocket, Arcacian covers the ticket.

Wow....looks awesome.