Mexicana's New Scheme

[TAP-A343]

I like the design, but the choice of that hidious bright blue is down right nasty.

I agree that the problem resides more in the choice of the colours.

[C-FMWQ]

I agree that the problem resides more in the choice of the colours.

Ya I agree with you Tap-343. Not to hijack the thread or anything, but anyone know why the plane had an American registration?

Nehal

[seahawk]

If the engines would be painted in the darker blue and show the "old" logo in the brighter blue on it, then yes I think I could like it.

[Jet-fighters.Net]

anyone know why the plane had an American registration?

Nehal

The A/C is operated by Mexicana but is owned by Wells Fargo Bank in SLT, UT. I have seen a lot of of AeroMexico and Mexicana A/C using American Registration numbers.



And this AeroMexico 737-700 with and Irish Registration



As for why a Mexican airline is using foreign registration numbers i am not really sure?

[C-FMWQ]

The A/C is operated by Mexicana but is owned by Wells Fargo Bank in SLT, UT. I have seen a lot of of AeroMexico and Mexicana A/C using American Registration numbers.



And this AeroMexico 737-700 with and Irish Registration



As for why a Mexican airline is using foreign registration numbers i am not really sure?

Ya it is kinda weird for a Mexican airplane to have a US registration, that's why I asked. Thanks though.

Nehal

[rohank4284]

The new livery actually has a very nice design, typeface, and I even like the tail, but the one thing I can't stand are the turquoise engines. If they had painted the engines some other, preferably a milder color, the new livery would have looked really nice. The best thing that can be said about this livery, is that Mexicana, tried. At least, it's not a boring design like we have seen in my new liveries lately, aka Delta.

Rohan

[uy707]

N-registered Mexican aircrafts have been around for decades ....