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China Airlines 747-400 was the First 747 in New Boeing Livery
In November 2004, a China Airlines 747-400 passenger airplane became the first 747 to be painted in Boeing's new dynamic blue-and-white livery. The airplane was also the first 747-400 to feature the Boeing Signature Interior. The airplane sported the livery, combined with China Airlines’ traditional plum blossom logo on its tail, for a full year before being repainted in the Taiwan-based airline’s traditional livery. The special design symbolized the relationship between the two companies.
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BI221791
Boeing ID
k63161-4
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