Last BA Retrojets Unveiled

摘要

The final two retrojets have returned to service in classic colours as part of British Airways' BA100 celebrations. Following Boeing 747-400 G-BYGC in BOAC livery and Airbus A319 G-EUPJ in BEA markings, 747-400, G-BNLY now wears the 'Landor' scheme designed by New York firm Landor Associates and used 1984-1997. The aircraft was delivered to BA in February 1993 and is the only one of the four retrojets to return to a scheme it wore in the past, albeit with some minor variations. It has been renamed City of Swansea, which it used between 1993 and 1997 Flying from the paint shop at Dublin to London/Heathrow on the morning of March 9, G-BNLY departed on a scheduled service to Miami that afternoon.