52.Catch them All!
Having been in service since the 1990s, these jets rank as the oldest aircraft on this list. Following the debut of the first Pokémon aircraft in 1998, the airline decided to launch still another one. Conversely, the plane is no longer safe to fly since its useful lifetime is almost over. Though the painting jobs on aircraft are outstanding! The aircraft with Pokémon symbolises an interesting junction between aviation and popular culture. For decades, these planes—which feature well-liked Pokémon franchise characters—have delighted both passengers and bystanders. Covering the whole fuselage, the complex designs make the aircraft into flying billboards for the well-known Japanese media company. These planes, despite their age, have stayed appealing and act as a nostalgic memory of the late 1990s and early 2000s when Pokémon craze was at its height. The choice to build many Pokémon-themed aircraft reflects the ongoing appeal of the series and the airline's dedication to provide its guests distinctive, unforgettable experiences. Although safety issues prevent these planes from flying, their legacy lives on in aviation history as shining illustrations of how imaginative livery can transform an everyday flight into an incredible excursion.
