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The intricate livery for All Nippon Airways’ A380, featuring the Hawaiian green sea turtle “Honu,” took the Airbus team 21 days to complete in the company’s Hamburg, Germany paint shop

The first of the three A380 aircraft All Nippon Airways ordered is configured in a blue colour scheme representing the Hawaiian green sea turtle “Honu;” the second will be green in colour and the third orange

All Nippon Airways’ elaborate sea turtle livery on its no. 1 A380 was painted in Airbus’ Hamburg, Germany paint shop using 16 different shades of colour

ANA has ordered three Airbus A380s, all of which are to be painted in a special livery depicting sea turtles which are native to Hawaii

As the first Japanese customer for Airbus’ double-deck jetliner, ANA’s no. 1 A380 bears the representation of a Hawaiian turtle – and will be part of promotions to save sea turtles and the environment

The A380 provides an efficient solution to meeting growth on the world’s most heavily travelled routes – including those operated by ANA – carrying more passengers with fewer flights at lower cost and emissions

Representations of sea turtles that are native to Hawaii will be painted on the three All Nippon Airways A380 aircraft, highlighting the need for environmental protection and underscoring the airline’s use of its very large Airbus jetliners on flights between Japan and Hawaii

All Nippon Airways’ A380 livery is among the most elaborate ever painted by Airbus; 16 different shades of colour were used in covering the no. 1 aircraft’s surface of 3,600 sq. metres with a distinctive Hawaiian green sea turtle livery

The design representing a Hawaiian green sea turtle – a symbol of good luck and prosperity in Hawaii – was selected from submissions received in a competition organised by All Nippon Airways for the livery on its fleet of A380 jetliners

The no. 1 A380 for ANA was assembled at Airbus’ industrial facility in the Toulouse region of France, and departed from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport for its delivery flight to Japan

The first of the three A380s ordered by Japan’s All Nippon Airways was delivered to the airline in a special ceremony at the Airbus delivery centre, located adjacent to France’s Toulouse-Blagnac Airport, on 20 March 2019

The no. 1 A380 for Japan’s All Nippon Airways received its unique livery with the Hawaiian green sea turtle “Honu” in the Airbus paint shop in Hamburg, Germany

Taking part in the Toulouse, France-area delivery ceremony for All Nippon Airways’ first A380 were the carrier’s pilots, along with the event’s master of ceremony

The first of three A380s ordered by Japan’s All Nippon Airways was delivered to this Japanese carrier on 20 March 2019 during a ceremony at the Airbus delivery centre, located adjacent to France’s Toulouse-Blagnac Airport

Top executives attending the special delivery ceremony of All Nippon Airways’ initial A380 included (from centre left to right): Chris Cholerton, Rolls-Royce President for Civil Aerospace; Shinya Katanozaka, President and CEO, ANA HOLDINGS INC.; and Tom Enders, Airbus Chief Executive Officer

Tom Enders, Airbus CEO; Shinya Katanozaka, President and CEO of ANA HOLDINGS INC.; and Chris Cholerton, Rolls-Royce President for Civil Aerospace; joined by a member of All Nippon Airways’ cabin crew (from right to left) participated in the delivery ceremony for the first of the carrier’s three A380s

As the world’s largest and most spacious passenger aircraft, the A380 will be operated on ANA’s popular Japan-to-Hawaii route

Present at the Airbus A380 delivery ceremony to All Nippon Airways – in addition to members of the airline’s cabin crew – were (from left to right): Tom Enders, Airbus Chief Executive Officer; Shinya Katanozaka, President and CEO, ANA HOLDINGS INC.; Chris Cholerton, President, Rolls-Royce for Civil Aerospace

Japan’s All Nippon Airways took delivery of its first A380 at a special ceremony in Toulouse, France, and will operate the aircraft on the popular route between Tokyo Narita and Honolulu

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