Happened today while I was browsing internet for fun, actually in Airliners.net looking for some pictures of my favor airplane, Boeing 737, I couldn’t help but looking also some beautiful painted aircrafts.
Then I actually wondered what the heck is wrong with people who is just looking for planes. My neck is almost on fire just looking up to the skies if there’s a single sound of jet engine or a sound of propeller. I guess it’s just what we all want, looking at planes, hoping someday it’s my turn to be there, in the cockpit. Maybe not ;)
But the paintings, absolutely great looking photos are all over to watch. My favorites, few of them are, not in any order, Quanta’s liveries and Lufthansa’s 747 where is a football in the nose. Also great looking plane is Finnair’s Santa Claus livery. Nice ones.
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