Luxair has made this announcement:
Above Copyright Photo: Javier Rodriguez. LX-LGV arrives at Palma de Mallorca.
As the 60th anniversary of the first Luxair flight approached, operated on March 31, 1962 to Paris Le-Bourget, the airline launched an appeal to artists from Luxembourg and the Greater Region to imagine its next special livery.
In April 2022, a pre-selection established by Luxair staff members, made it possible to select eleven designs, then in May, the winner, Marco Weiten (below), was elected by a professional jury of artists and art experts as well as by the management of Luxair.
The airline continued;
Renaissance, future, tradition … so many illustrations tell the story of Luxair’ on its new special livery. Drawn by the Luxembourgish artist Marco Weiten, this mix of colors represents the indisputable Luxembourgish symbol Roude Léiw which rises from its ashes like a phoenix, to celebrate the 60 years of Luxair.
On February 28, 2022, as the 60th anniversary of the first Luxair flight approached, operated on March 31, 1962 to Paris Le-Bourget, the airline launched an appeal to artists from Luxembourg and the Greater Region to imagine its next special livery.
The waiting is over… on June 29, 2022 the airline finally unveiled its #FlyingIsAnArt Anniversary edition!
For this third edition of #FlyingIsAnArt, Luxair invited artists to draw their vision of the future of the airline, while highlighting the values of inclusion, diversity, audacity and innovation. The competition was a great success and the company received more than sixty works overflowing with creativity, each one more original than the other.
In April, a pre-selection established by Luxair staff members, made it possible to select 11 designs, then in May, the winner, Marco Weiten, was elected by a professional jury of artists and art experts as well as by the management of Luxair.
The Boeing 737-800, registered LX-LGV, dressed in Marco Weiten’s designs symbolizing the rebirth and promising future of Luxair, took off for the first time on Wednesday, June 29, 2022 transporting its passengers to Tenerife.
Discover this livery with Marco Weiten words:
“60 years of Luxair, flight, history, power, energy and skill, serenity and the desire to give the best. Let’s celebrate 60 years together with this lively design. Luxair’s colors symbolically run through the different decades and unite in a strong Luxembourg symbol, the red lion. It represents a Luxembourg tradition, but here it rises from its ashes like a phoenix and all the colors converge in it, the dawn of a fantastic future. All together we are a positive sign of respect, competence, teaching and practice. At 60 years, Luxair is just beginning to fly… the future is now.”, Marco Weiten.
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