Asiana Puts New Livery on Latest 777-200ER

Asiana Airlines has taken delivery of this new Boeing 777-200ER painted in the airline's new colors, which the South Korean carrier will apply to its entire fleet of 60-plus aircraft over the next five years. Credit: Boeing Photo

Boeing has delivered a 777-200ER (Extended Range) airplane to Asiana Airlines in the airline's new livery.

The South Korea-based airline introduced its new livery during a celebration in November 2006. Asiana's new color scheme features a tail design using traditional Korean colors on a gray background. The airline's fleet will be converted to the new livery over the next five years.

Asiana operates a mixed fleet of more than 60 airplanes, including 737s, 747s and 767s, that connects more than 60 cities in 17 countries.

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