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Picture: British Airways
The upcoming London Olympics have provided a greatopportunity to British Airways to get creative with aircraft liveries. If a
few weeks ago the "Dove" was unveiled, it is now the turn of the "Firefly", the
Airbus A319 that will fly the Olympic flame from Athens
to London.
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Picture: British Airways
Firefly's special livery has required 9 days of work and 250litres of gold, white and yellow paint. Its name was chosen in a competition in
which students across the UK
participated.
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Picture: British Airways
Planespotters, get ready!
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