Air Transat launches new livery on former Condor Airbus A330

Air Transat launches new livery on former Condor Airbus A330
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Air Transat unveiled a new paint scheme on an almost 18‑year‑old Airbus A330 that previously flew for Condor from Düsseldorf. The livery, with a lowercase blue “air transat” on a white fuselage, blue tail and star, is the first step in a phased rollout of a revised brand appearance across its fleet of 41 aircraft, which includes 26 Airbus A321s and 15 A330s. The airline’s A330s average 20 years in age and are planned for replacement between 2029 and 2032; the last livery change was nine years ago for its 30th anniversary.

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