Topic Title: ICAO Aircraft Code - Livery Name
B747-148 (B741) - Registration: EI-ASJ - Aer Lingus (Irish White livery)
Livery Details
Aer Lingus in an Irish White livery colorway on a Boeing 747-100.
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Why should this livery be added?
Aer Lingus had acquired a Boeing 747-100, registered EI-ASJ, in 1971 with a livery colorway that features a bold green cheatline running across an all-white fuselage with the Irish flag near the front and a green shamrock emblem on the tail of the aircraft. Aer Lingus had kept this livery whilst leasing the aircraft to multiple operators like Air Siam, British Airways, and British Caledonian up until 1981, when Aer Lingus changed their all-white livery to a green-top livery, which is recognisable with Aer Lingus’s branding.