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Qatar and Emirates 777 belly titles

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Why do Emirates and Qatar have their respective airline names painted in huge lettering on the bellies of their aircraft? Is it purely for branding/ advertising or is there something more to it?

Mitch Brown

Private Pilot | Aerospace Engineering Major

I think it's advertising as well. They're taking advantage of the angle their target market may be seeing from the ground, their belly. :smile:

Sincerely,

Chase 

 

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It's funny how those are the only 2 airlines that have this.

 

Not True. I know of at least 2 more. Both here in Australia.

Jetstar Airways, the low cost spin off of Qantas has belly logos, And V Australia, before its re-branding as Virgin Australia had the V logo on the belly. I'm sure there are other examples of belly logos around the world.

Not True. I know of at least 2 more. Both here in Australia.

Jetstar Airways, the low cost spin off of Qantas has belly logos, And V Australia, before its re-branding as Virgin Australia had the V logo on the belly. I'm sure there are other examples of belly logos around the world.

Jetstar doesn't have any 777s...

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But they're still airlines...

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It's funny how those are the only 2 airlines that have this.

 

Virgin Atlantic are now also starting to put their logo on the belly of their aircraft with their new livery. :)

Calum Martin

 

 

Air Berlin also does this for quite a time now...

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Well it didn't work for me, I flew Etihad :Devil:

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Everyone is starting to do it ha.

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- Luke Pabari

Biman Bangladesh also copied the concept on their new 777

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Anyone ever seen the belly of an aircraft that doesn't get washed all the time?

 

They're not the cleanest, so risking people seeing a dirty logo because you couldn't fit the plane in for a wash is probably one of the reasons it isn't done more often.

Kyle Rodgers

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