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Bust Out the Crayons: ANA Wants You to Design Their Next Livery

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September 6, 2012 at 9:46 AM | by | Comments (0)

You know we’re pretty critical of an airplane’s paintjob, and to be honest we’re still not so sure about the design United picked after merging with Continental. Anyway, it’s now time for everyone to put their crayons and colored pencils to the test, as there’s one carrier actually looking for input when it comes to designing the outside of one of their planes.

ANA is stumped over how to decorate one of their Boeing 767s, so they’re asking for a little bit of assistance. As the airline celebrates its 60th anniversary, they’re looking for a design they can utilize. We’re not sure if they want to paint the plane like a giant birthday cake, but we’ve got to say that’s the first thing that came to mind.

You have until September 30 to enter the contest, so be sure to put some thought into things. Of course the grand prize winner will score his or her design on the outside of the plane, but the winner will also get a model plane with the winning design as well as a pair of invitations to the unveiling event.

You’re free to submit your entry right here, and there’s even a handy dandy form where you can color your own airplane—we might print some out just to use as in-flight entertainment.

The finalists will be selected in early October, and after that it’ll be up to the internet to choose the best option. We’re not really that artistic, but we’ll probably submit an entry. After all, it’s not like we can resist coloring our very own airplane livery—even if it comes out horribly.

[Retro ANA Livery: BriYYZ]

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