Is there any way to get Saint Paul Airlines added to your 737 600/700/800/900 liveries with winglets and stairs. We are a Virtual airlines that has been around for quite some time? I would sure appreciate it.http://www.stpaulairlines.com/Thank you.Bill Ditz

any chance of something in a middle eastern livery, i know most middle eastern airlines tend to use the a320 quite a lot but egypt air would be nice, i know they have some 737's although not the 600-900's.Thankyou Paul.

Even though they use 737-200, -300 or -500 instead of 737NG I would love to see SkyEurope, Slovak Airlines and/or Air SlovakiaSkyEurope OM-SEA 'Adriana' special paintschemehttp://www.airliners.net/open.file/578466/M/SkyEuropehttp://www.airliners.net/open.file/536851/M/Slovak Airlineshttp://www.airliners.net/open.file/553108/M/Air Slovakiahttp://www.airliners.net/open.file/553645/M/Air Slovakia New Colors on their 757http://www.airliners.net/open.file/517661/M/I know that other airlines might be much more requested then Slovakian carriers, but I still hope that someone would at least paint one of the above beauties, even if it might take a while - I can wait. :)GreetingsRick

Yep a BA livery would be great, but how about a Hapag-Lloyd 737-800 in pre-TUI colours....reg D-AHFU....???flew that A/C EDDL-LPFR Dec 2000 had a fabulous bouncing landing at LPFR....regds Tim

The Delta Express "powerpuff gilrs" :D (originally a 732 but on a 6/700 it should do well)http://www.airliners.net/open.file/220519/M/Bye, Luca

Can you do a Northwest version? I don't know if Northwest has the 800/900 but I would appreciate it if you could paint one up for me.

how about try to paint these in the 737-800half Transavia and Sun Country http://www.airliners.net/open.file/563480/L/http://www.airliners.net/open.file/542752/L/OLDhttp://www.airliners.net/open.file/561802/L/new oldhttp://www.airliners.net/open.file/262920/L/http://www.airliners.net/open.file/196994/L/http://www.airliners.net/open.file/197338/L/ :-hah

Another request for BA colors!! That would be great! Since I fly exclusively with BAV, it would be great to have all 600/700/800/900 in BA colors. Even maybe different tails? :)Much appreciated!

Hi Dan,The paintkit is out *hint hint*Regards,>Hi,>>Carnival it is then ;), I'll see if a friend of mine has>finished his "unofficial" paint-kit ;).>>HEY SHANE, YA DONE IT YET, I NEED IT NOW.>>As soon as I get the kit, official or otherwise, Carnival will>be the first I do.>>Cheers>>Dan.

I would love to see this on :http://www.airliners.net/open.file/515291/L/http://www.airliners.net/open.file/424651/L/--------------------GillyNetherlands

Hi DanI have tried to repaint my model but I have no ability to do so, I would like to have a B737 800 ng, painted Air Canada. Is that possible?Thanks very muchAndre

The old BA Landor coloours, IMO were much nicer than current, esp whith the "Royal Mail" insignia:http://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=1473...atic=yes&size=M

Future Airline Pilot Dan, I have always wanted a 737-700 or 800 in the New Zealand based Freedom Air paint scheme. That would be so awesome. People are just not willing to do this paint scheme and i have no idea why. Thanks. Scott

Maybe BBJ and BBJII?Erik

ASERCA airlines please !!! B737-800 I know that you wont find it in airliners.net but Aserca was going to have that aircraftFounded in 1991, Aserca-Aerolineas Regional del Centro from Valencia in northern Venezuela acquired two Douglas DC9's from Midway Airlines with wich to begin operations in 1992, initially to the holiday island of margarita wich lies off the north coast. Several Cessnas 402's were also in the fleet for air taxi operations. The company was successful and so during 1993 and 1994 acquired more DC9's and expanded further. As well as the capital Caracas, most of the importan towns in venezuela were soon BOEING offered direct service from the country's second-largest city. Durin 1998 Aserca received its firts MD-90 and took on a 70% shareholding in Air Aruba. By way of fleet renewal, Boeing 737-800 (yahoooo !!) were ordered to replace older DC9's, with the first two aircraft being delivered in 1999, Though restricted to domestic services in early years, the route network, with the participation in Air Aruba, now encompasses the Caribbean RegionFleet4 Boeing 737-8001 McDonnell Douglas MD-9011 McDonnell Douglas DC-9-30Thank you Jose Navarro