Other 'Favourites'

[cancidas]

i know everyone here has that one favourite scheme. that topic's been beaten to death but i'm sure everyone also has a few that you'd probably consider runner-ups. what are those?

here's mine, in no particular logo:

Avianca:

Pan American, not the shortened Pan Am.

Royal Jordanian

Iraqi

China Southern (surprisingly)

Air Canada


wow, i think i'm biased to Boeing.


of course the best is still:
Lot Polish

[hiss srq]

TWA of the 80's and 90's
Delta Bullet nose
USAir from the early 90's with the blue tail
Alitalia's previous colors
and North American Airlines takes honors as well

[Speedbagel_001]

I happen to like the next to last logo for the late Northwest Airlines. To me, this was just very clever and brilliant. It's got the compass pointing northwest, it's got the "N" and it's got the "W". Simple, and yet it works on so many levels. The rest of the livery was nice too, especially on the B747's.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi..._1989-2003.svg

http://www.airliners.net/photo/North...51B/1779541/M/

[727C47]

Original Pan Am livery on the 707s and 747-121's,AA Astrojet 707s and CV990s, TWA Golden Globe 707s and 747s, Braniff Blue 707s,NE yellowbird 727s, Eastern "whitetop" 727s,DC-9s,stretch 8's, National "Sunking" 747s, BOAC VC10s,CSA'OKjet" IL-62s, Avianca 707s,Alitalia 747s, SAS "viking longboat" ,DC-8s,and 747s,BWIA 707s, original Air France 707s,Trans Caribbean DC8's.and 727s, Seaboard World stretch 8's and 747s, Loftleider Cl-44s, NYA BV107s,Pilgrim Twin Otters, I can go on and on,all seen on a typical day on the Canarsie approach circa 65-78.