Kulula Air , a low-fare 737 carrier based in South Africa has given their planes a makeover. The new paint scheme, dubbed “Flying 101″, features details about the plane and it’s workings. Large white arrows point out things such as where the captain sits, the black box, seats, stabilizer, rudder and my personal favorite the aircraft’s registration, or “Secret Agent Code.”
Is it a witty branding move or a vaguely unsettling instructional paint job for maintenance crews?
Kulula Air: Airplanes with convenient instructional paint jobs
This plane comes with instructions. Comforting.
Kulula Air , a low-fare 737 carrier based in South Africa has given their planes a makeover. The new paint scheme, dubbed “Flying 101″, features details about the plane and it’s workings. Large white arrows point out things such as where the captain sits, the black box, seats, stabilizer, rudder and my personal favorite the aircraft’s registration, or “Secret Agent Code.”
Is it a witty branding move or a vaguely unsettling instructional paint job for maintenance crews?
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