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Old 4th Apr 2022, 17:47
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Originally Posted by BEA 71
People in this country have always liked Condor for their decency, nothing fancy, the visual nearness
to the national carrier. I am very disappointed.
My first flights were also with Condor in the 70s as a child, 747s to the US. I had to fly Condor to Cyprus several times around 2014-17 maybe, and I hope nobody ever thought of any nearness to Lufthansa. Unless of course, a very dirty cabin, absolutely disgusting toilets and careless crew are a sign of decency.

I guess one could say the only way is up for Condor.
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Old 4th Apr 2022, 17:49
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Originally Posted by ATNotts
Yours is pretty well the reaction that I would expect from many German people. Also how I feel about it, but I feel sure some marketing agency thinks it is brilliant. I wonder if they are based in London?
The agency is not based in London. Even worse - it is based in Berlin.
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Old 4th Apr 2022, 17:51
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The agency is not based in London. Even worse - it is based in Berlin.
Astonishing!
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Old 4th Apr 2022, 17:54
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I actually love it. Huge thumbs-up. Air Columbus reborn! And Condor has long been a fun airline, as their hilarious celebrity-lookalike safety videos testify. Check them out at that well-known video site Yew-Choob (my spelling will improve).

Interesting that we have seen two airlines adopt new liveries which give a unique look to each individual aircraft in recent weeks. Icelandair aircraft each feature a different coloured flash up the tailfin; now this with Condor.

I hope this is the new way to go for livery redesigns. RIP boring Eurowhite!
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Old 4th Apr 2022, 18:46
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Like the Thomas Cook branding ‘uproar’ I give this livery 2 years at most before a further ‘refresh’ This idea of unique colours for each aircraft never lasts
Perhaps some marks however for not being Eurowhite. My eyes are still hurting, lets hope inside better (could be worse could be Transavia cabin!)
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Old 4th Apr 2022, 19:47
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My first thoughts were - WTAF!?

Its grown on me however.

The whole point in a brand refresh is to get people talking… And it’s certainly achieved that.

Like others have said, at least it’s not another bland euro-white livery.
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Old 4th Apr 2022, 19:55
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Probably one of the most memorably awful designs to grace the skies for some time. The Icelandair one with different colour flashes is, I think, quite classy and has direct relevance to the natural colours encountered in their home country. As for this? It's awful and the only redeeming feature is that it has at least started a conversation.
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Old 4th Apr 2022, 19:58
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For all the talk of branding... it seems like somebody has forgotten a major point

THE GO FASTER STRIPES ARE POINTING THE WRONG WAY. IT WILL MAKE THE PLANE CRASH TO THE GROUND !
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Old 4th Apr 2022, 20:21
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Originally Posted by davidjohnson6
For all the talk of branding... it seems like somebody has forgotten a major point

THE GO FASTER STRIPES ARE POINTING THE WRONG WAY. IT WILL MAKE THE PLANE CRASH TO THE GROUND !
I don’t know about that but those stripes starting at the nose winding along the body and fanning out at the tail would have been so much more palatable. Different aircraft, different colour, no problem for me.
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Old 4th Apr 2022, 20:58
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Lufthansa once proposed an almost all-yellow scheme.and painted a 737 to get people's reactions.

People's reactions were entirely predictable.
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Old 4th Apr 2022, 22:36
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It makes them look fat..

Hopefully the uniforms are unchanged
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Old 5th Apr 2022, 03:05
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I worked for DLH back in the 90s...I always liked Condor as they were the 'lighter' side of the group and was a nice contrast to the sombre professionalism of LH...not only in livery but also in the crew atmosphere and that translated into a better flight experience.

The person/s who approved this livery should be shot.

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Old 5th Apr 2022, 03:40
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Obviously conceived by a Glasgow based marketing firm who are football fans.
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Old 5th Apr 2022, 03:59
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Question

Was it designed by a prison inmate?
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Old 5th Apr 2022, 06:15
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But will the pax still be first to the beaches?
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Old 5th Apr 2022, 07:52
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Originally Posted by SotonFlightpath
It reminds me of Court Line back in the very early 1970s. They had a small fleet of BAC 1-11s, with a consistent pattern to the livery, but with each aircraft in a different colour. I remember, green, yellow and even pink!
About 20 I believe and a couple of L1011's
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Old 5th Apr 2022, 08:05
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Braniff were the same................
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Old 5th Apr 2022, 08:25
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Hang on! We've got this all wrong

This is a green aircraft with white stripes painted over it
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Old 5th Apr 2022, 08:59
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Look like packets of unwrapped fruit Polos.
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Old 5th Apr 2022, 09:19
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Originally Posted by Richard Taylor
But will the pax still be first to the beaches?
Yes, as a part of the campaign, passengers will be given striped towels. Green for Comfort Class and Red for those in the back.
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