57.Nok Air Birds
Nok, a low-cost Thai airline, painted its planes as vibrantly coloured birds. From the ground, the vivid planes satisfy the inquiry, "Is it a bird or a plane?" (Both. This creative and light-hearted approach to aircraft livery wonderfully captures Nok Air's brand identity.) Thai names "Nok" mean "bird," hence the airline has built a fleet that is both unique and loyal to its name by painting their planes to mimic vivid, colourful birds. With their vibrant colours and stylised avian features like beaks, eyeballs, and feathers, every aircraft in the Nok Air fleet most certainly has a unique bird-inspired design. This artistic livery not only accentuates the airline's identity but also makes the planes readily identifiable and gives air travel some whimsical appeal. Spotting one of these bird-planes either taking off or landing must be a fun experience for both passengers and bystanders, making people happy and maybe starting a discussion. In their branding efforts, Nok Air's sense of humour and willingness to think outside the box are shown by their deft play on the age-old question "Is it a bird or a plane?" Nok Air has distinguished themselves in the cutthroat low-cost carrier industry by transforming its planes into flying works of art, therefore honouring the joy and freedom connected with flight.
