Boeing 737-300 HB-IIB now painted in the new easyJet.com billboard livery. |
Boeing 737-300 HB-III is seen landing in a transitional white livery. It used to wear "www.easyJet.com" titles on that side. |
Boeing 737-300 HB-IIB was progressively painted in the latest colors by night, hence the missing titles that could be seen during the day ! |
Boeing 737-300 HB-IIK was taken over from the English parent company, but retained their telephone number. It was then directly painted in the latest colors. |
Boeing 737-300 HB-IIJ was wearing special "Genève-Barcelone, toujours !" titles on left side only, ("Geneva-Barcelona, always !") to promote the new service opened in competition to Swissair. . |
Boeing 737-300 HB-III was wearing dual internet and Swiss phone number on the right side. |
Boeing 737-300 HB-III was the only aircraft to carry "Monopole Swissair, Non !" titles on the left side. |
Boeing 737-300 HB-IIB was one of two aircraft wearing a large Swiss telepone number on the lefhand side, together with two large Swiss flags. |
Boeing 737-300 HB-IIF of TEA Switzerland operating for EasyJet UK in hybrid colors. |
Last update: 23 November, 2001
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Boeing 737-300 HB-IIL was leased for a few months from Virgin Express. The aircraft just had fuselage titles applied. |