How much do we love crazy airplane livery? So much! Remember when Southwest Airlines painted a plane like Shamu? Yea, those were good times.
Well we're happy to report that the trend of funky livery is coming back, slowly but surely, and the newest entry is a Korean Air 747-400 decorated with images of artifacts from London's British Museum. The partnership comes from Korean Air's desire to up their cultural involvement, so they've sponsored the Museum's new slew of multimedia guides and will keep the love alive through 2014. And, for the first time, Koreans will have the option of learning about the British Museum in their language, since Korean was added to the options.
Now for the free stuff, after the jump.
Passengers traveling with Korean Air in First and Prestige class on the Incheon-London route will be given special edition baggage name tags decorated with images of the Lewis Chessmen, the famous pieces displayed in the British Museum. Also throughout 2010 members of Korean Air’s frequent flyer scheme, Skypass, will receive £1.50 discounts on the cost of the hire of the multimedia guide (£4.5->£3), when they present their membership cards at the British Museum.
Now we really want to catch the Museum plane in action. Who's up for a little trip to Seoul?
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