Fans of WestJet’s Disney-themed livery should leave me alone When these aircraft are repainted in the airline’s standard colors.
The Calgary-based airline has confirmed it plans to retire its Walt Disney World Resort co-branded livery later this year.
“In this case, the co-branded livery will be updated as a natural transition of our contractual agreement with Disney Parks & Resorts,” a WestJet spokesperson said in a statement.
One of them was named “”.magic airplane‘ Mickey Mouse appears. apprentice magician to cast a spell. This Boeing 737-800 was unveiled on December 2, 2013, and featured interior accents such as star-embroidered headrests.
A WestJet Airlines Boeing 737-800 (C-GWSV) jetliner painted in a special Disney-themed “Frozen” livery is seen on Sunday, January 6, 2019, in Richmond, British Columbia. Taking off from Vancouver International Airport.
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of frozen-Theme airplaneAnnounced in October 2015, the piece featured the characters from the title movie, Anna, Elsa, and Olaf, and had some sparkles in the paint. At the time of its release, the interior of the Boeing 737-800 had themed headrest covers and decals, but the decals were later removed.
Both aircraft flew on WestJet’s domestic and international network.
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