Topic Title: ICAO Aircraft Code - Livery Name
B742M - ACA Air Canada
Livery Details
The second livery on Air Canada’s 747-200 features an all‑white fuselage with no cheatlines, a light grey belly, and large black “Air Canada” titles on both sides. The vertical tail is painted in a dark colour (charcoal or dark green) with a detailed red maple leaf at its centre. Some aircraft later received a “Star Alliance” logo near the forward or rear fuselage.
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Why should this livery be added?
The Air Canada 747‑200 passenger fleet consisted of only three examples, making it one of the rarest 747 operators in North America. These aircraft have long since been retired, and their classic silver‑and‑red livery now belongs to a bygone era. Its extreme rarity and historical significance make it a true piece of Canadian aviation heritage.