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Tenger · 09-05-2015 10:48am

I would expect photo's of this "in the flesh" to appear later today or by tomorrow evening...........

VG31 · 09-05-2015 1:02pm

https://www.flickr.com/photos/shanair/17452708685/

Jamie2k9 · 09-05-2015 1:03pm

OK I actually love it now....

Peregrine · 09-05-2015 1:39pm

I like it

sjb25 · 09-05-2015 1:48pm

I love it very nice

Razor44 · 09-05-2015 1:54pm

better then i thought, still not gone on the nose, think it should have been all green.

kona · 09-05-2015 2:20pm

They'll need Devin toner to close the door , who thought those steps were a good idea!?

Comhrá · 09-05-2015 2:27pm

Looks nicer than I expected it would.

Strumms · 09-05-2015 2:36pm

Same.. Nicer then expected but still could have been designed better I think.. Just my two cents

vkid · 09-05-2015 2:43pm

Don't like that at all.

galwayjohn89 · 09-05-2015 2:49pm

Only thing that bugs me is the spacing on the "Official Airline of the Irish Rugby Team" seems to be off. Apart from that really like it.

LiamaDelta · 09-05-2015 4:44pm

Sweet jeeezus. There must be 50 shades of green on that!

I think it's a bit overdone...nice and simple always stands out more. It's like they couldn't decide so they went with everything!

Tenger · 09-05-2015 4:46pm

LiamaDelta wrote: »

I think it's a bit overdone...nice and simple always stands out more. It's like they couldn't decide so they went with everything!

I agree but it does look better than the CG render from before.

galwayjohn89 · 09-05-2015 4:50pm

LiamaDelta wrote: »

Sweet jeeezus. There must be 50 shades of green on that!

Is it not just the two shades that Aer Lingus always use?

LiamaDelta · 09-05-2015 4:50pm

Tenger wrote: »

I agree but it does look better than the CG render from before.

It does all right. And I do admit that I would/will be proud as punch seeing it in other airports...particularly in Heathrow

Can't wait for some of my colleagues from the UK to have to fly over on it!

LiamaDelta · 09-05-2015 4:54pm

Vuzuggu wrote: »

Is it not just the two shades that Aer Lingus always use?

Possibly! I may have just still been in shock.

It does seem that the tail has a few different shades for the ball the shamrock etc. maybe it's just the light/reflections too.

Peregrine · 09-05-2015 4:55pm

They should make sure it flies away fans to Dublin and back for Ireland's home Six Nations matches :pac:

LiamaDelta · 09-05-2015 4:58pm

Vuzuggu wrote: »

Only thing that bugs me is the spacing on the "Official Airline of the Irish Rugby Team" seems to be off. Apart from that really like it.

I agree...it's brutal looking. There's a huge gap between the O and the f in Official...Monday morning job maybe

vkid · 09-05-2015 6:28pm

The text looks terrible, but overall it is far too busy. Way too much going on.
I'm a big fan of keeping things simple..and simple this is definitely not.

lintdrummer · 09-05-2015 6:53pm

I'd prefer if they hadn't put that big white section on the fuselage, the tail looks great.

VeVeX · 09-05-2015 7:01pm

vkid wrote: »

The text looks terrible, but overall it is far too busy. Way too much going on.
I'm a big fan of keeping things simple..and simple this is definitely not.

Agreed. The slogan typeface is awful.

billie1b · 09-05-2015 9:26pm

Seen her land there, tail looks great, rest of it looks like a primary school class did it as a class project, terrible

ozzy jr · 09-05-2015 11:05pm

Wow, what a mess :eek:

How long before it gets repainted? Is it a 3 year sponsorship?

olive20 · 09-05-2015 11:52pm

Would look much better on a 321 or 75. I think. The 320 is too dinky

Cookiemunster · 10-05-2015 9:14am

Here it is from the other side. Not as bad in real life I suppose.
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From Shannon Airport twitter

Tenger · 10-05-2015 11:10am

EI posted the vidoe of the painting on their facebook profile...lets try to spt the guy who make the mistake with the typeface............

EI-DEO A320-214 Aer Lingus by n707pm, on Flickr

mr_edge_to_you · 10-05-2015 11:29am

I t s s h o c k i n g l o o k i n g.

The player images look kind of crap.

Razor44 · 10-05-2015 12:18pm

too much white tbh. i suppose ill head up to the airport during the week and have a gander in the metal.

Zonda999 · 10-05-2015 12:45pm

Its left SNN for DUB last night

Above image shamelessly taken from the airliners.net thread on the topic

EchoIndia · 10-05-2015 5:33pm

EI-DEO is on the way back to Shannon from Dublin as I type (1830 local).

kub · 10-05-2015 6:18pm

EchoIndia wrote: »

EI-DEO is on the way back to Shannon from Dublin as I type (1830 local).

Back to the drawing board with any luck.

JCX BXC · 10-05-2015 7:02pm

EI-DEO had its first passenger flight this evening. It operated EI386 (SNN-LHR).

The A319 that was in Shannon is positing to DUB ATM.

kub · 10-05-2015 7:04pm

Carnacalla wrote: »

EI-DEO had its first passenger flight this evening. It operated EI386 (SNN-LHR).

The A319 that was in Shannon is positing to DUB ATM.

What was the point in flying it up and down to Dublin so?

JCX BXC · 10-05-2015 7:07pm

kub wrote: »

What was the point in flying it up and down to Dublin so?

Let the EI team in DUB look at it?
Maybe they didn't have scheduling info sorted

EchoIndia · 10-05-2015 7:13pm

There was a media announcement/launch of the livery at DUB today.

john boye · 10-05-2015 7:40pm

I think the 319 at Shannon went tech and DEO was drafted in as a replacement?

JCX BXC · 10-05-2015 7:44pm

john boye wrote: »

I think the 319 at Shannon went tech and DEO was drafted in as a replacement?

Considering it just flew to Dublin I'd doubt that.

highlydebased · 10-05-2015 7:48pm

Could be a large group booked from SNN

john boye · 10-05-2015 7:56pm

Carnacalla wrote: »

Considering it just flew to Dublin I'd doubt that.

Going tech doesn't necessarily mean it can't fly

billy few mates · 10-05-2015 11:37pm

john boye wrote: »

Going tech doesn't necessarily mean it can't fly

That's usually exactly what it does mean....

Growler!!! · 11-05-2015 4:12am

john boye wrote: »

I think the 319 at Shannon went tech and DEO was drafted in as a replacement?

Carnacalla wrote: »

Considering it just flew to Dublin I'd doubt that.

billy few mates wrote: »

That's usually exactly what it does mean....

"Going tech" means there is a technical issue that needs to be fixed before its next flight. In some circumstances however the aircraft is allowed to dispatch for a flight to a maintenance base without passengers on it.

Tenger · 11-05-2015 8:27am

billy few mates wrote: »

That's usually exactly what it does mean....

"Going tech", means it can't operate the flight that was planned, quite often that does ground the aircraft too.

I have flown several times (3 I think, SNN-DUB and 2 from UK to DUB)
on aircraft that had "gone tech" and we were being returned to base with the sick plane.
Low level over the Irish Sea sitting in a non-pressurisd B737 is a good memory.

billie1b · 11-05-2015 8:39am

Tenger wrote: »

Going tech, means it can't operate the flight that was planned.
I have flown several times on aircraft that had "gone tech" and we were being returned to base with the sick plane.
Low level over the Irish Sea sitting in a non-pressurisd B737 is a good memory.

I'm gonna take 3 guesses,

EI-CJC

EI-CJE

EI-CJI

lord lucan · 11-05-2015 8:46am

Seen EI DEO this morning in the flesh working the 230 to LGW. Looks very well in real life and while it's no DVM it certainly stands out amongst all the other liveries during the morning rush.

Kenny2012 · 11-05-2015 11:57am

lord lucan wrote: »

Seen EI DEO this morning in the flesh working the 230 to LGW. Looks very well in real life and while it's no DVM it certainly stands out amongst all the other liveries during the morning rush.

A couple of shots of EI-DEO landing at Dublin today.

EI-DEO https://flic.kr/p/rK4fb5
EI-DEO https://flic.kr/p/sFTRCf

JCX BXC · 11-05-2015 2:15pm

Kenny2012 wrote: »

A couple of shots of EI-DEO landing at Dublin today.

EI-DEO https://flic.kr/p/rK4fb5
EI-DEO https://flic.kr/p/sFTRCf

To add to that :

billy few mates · 11-05-2015 2:45pm

Tenger wrote: »

"Going tech", means it can't operate the flight that was planned, quite often that does ground the aircraft too.

I have flown several times (3 I think, SNN-DUB and 2 from UK to DUB)
on aircraft that had "gone tech" and we were being returned to base with the sick plane.
Low level over the Irish Sea sitting in a non-pressurisd B737 is a good memory.

In every airline I've ever worked for 'gone tech' meant exactly that, it was grounded until it was fixed or ferried.
Coincidentally I had one instance where an A/C had "gone tech" with a pressurisation problem which 99% of the time would have effectively grounded the A/C but in this case the next flight was a short domestic sector and the captain agreed to take the A/C unpressurised in accordance with the MEL so the A/C was no longer considered 'Tech' until it landed at the next airport where it was immediately classed as 'Tech' and grounded until it was repaired.

tricky D · 11-05-2015 6:17pm

Landing DUB now. Looks strange.

JCX BXC · 11-05-2015 6:19pm

Took a while for people to notice it today as today there was a high crosswind so it was facing the viewing area for a lot of the approach.

billy few mates · 11-05-2015 6:43pm

Carnacalla wrote: »

Took a while for people to notice it today as today there was a high crosswind so it was facing the viewing area for a lot of the approach.

Good job Wayne Barnes wasn't there or he would have pinged them for coming in from the side....:)

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