Xiamen Airlines Reveals A New Special Universal Studios Livery

9/3/2023

Xiamen Airlines Boeing 737-85C (B-5487) parked at Xiamen Airport in the new livery: Photo Copyright Xiamen Airlines

Xiamen Airlines debuted its new "Universal Beijing Resort Jurassic World Isla Nublar" aircraft, featuring a design that transitions from a blue sky to a night sky.
Passengers on the inaugural flight experienced the magic of Universal Studios from the moment they entered the airport.
Xiamen Airlines will introduce another themed aircraft in the future, taking passengers on an exciting Universal Studios Beijing journey.

It is the first time for the carrier to launch a Universal Beijing Resort-themed flight, with the second one to be launched within the year, the airline said.

Linked to the theme-painted aircraft, the carrier will also unveil air travel experience in an all-round way through interactive activities, themed electronic boarding passes and themed meals to help passengers enjoy their flight more.

BDIA has become a hot spot for domestic and international routes for airlines to meet the rising demand during the summer travel peak. Xiamen Air said it operates more than 100 flights each day into Daxing airport, with the coverage of 27 cities in China.

The aviation market in China has entered the peak season, and the airport is expected to facilitate 55,400 flights across the summer season of July and August, equal to more than 7.9 million passengers.

Xiamen Airlines B737-800: Photo Copyright Jueyu Tang

Xiamen Airlines B737-800: Photo Copyright Xiamen Airlines

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