Propellers or flowers - or both.
Swedish regional carrier Skyways introduced new livery featuring a simple white six-bladed propeller or flower-head logo on a red vertical fin to underscore its commitment to propeller-driven aircraft, which, says the airline, are less harmful to the environment.
The Linköping-based carrier operates a fleet mainly consisting of Fokker 50s. It serves 19 domestic and five international destinations, primarily from Stockholm.
Source: Flight International
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