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1:200 Lufthansa Cargo 777Fs
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In the Spring of 2011, Lufthansa Cargo ordered five Boeing 777 Freighters. The aircraft would allow the airline to begin to modernize its fleet, replacing the faithful McDonnell-Douglas MD-11. The first 777 was delivered in the Fall of 2013 and was named "Good Day, USA" This decal includes the first five known ship names as well as registrations for the entire planned fleet. Our decal has also been updated to include double-struck white ink to make the yellow tail logo remain opaque.
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1:200 Kalitta 777F N772CK
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In the summer of 2019, Kalitta Air took delivery of its first Boeing 777F Freighter. The former Emirates aircraft is painted in a hybrid DHL color scheme, and is operated out of DHL’s Leipzig, Germany hub.
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1:200 AeroLogic 777Fs
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Formed as a joint venture between Lufthansa Cargo and DHL Express, AeroLogic operates a fleet of eight 777-200 Freighters.
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1:200 FedEx 777Fs
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In 2009, Federal Express took delivery of their first of 15 ordered 777Fs. Since then, FedEx has ordered additional 777Fs which will bring the fleet up to over 40 aircraft. This decal depicts the standard FedEx 777F scheme with the white fuselage and purple tail.
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1:200 Southern Air / DHL 777Fs
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Southern Air operates a small fleet of 777-200 Freighters on behalf of DHL. So far, four aircraft have worn this hybrid color scheme with both Southern and DHL titles.
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1:200 Korean Air Cargo 777Fs
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Korean Air Cargo currently operates a fleet of seven 777F freighters, with two more frames on order. This decal provides the markings for these aircraft in the current Korean Air Cargo scheme.
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1:200 Turkish Cargo 777Fs
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In December 2017, Turkish Airlines took delivery of the first of two 777-200F freighters it has on order. The aircraft wears the basic Turkish color scheme, minus the aft fuselage tulip. Both aircraft are represented on this decal.
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1:200 Lufthansa Cargo 2018 Scheme 777Fs
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In February 2018, Lufthansa unveiled an update to its long-serving paint scheme. Gone is the yellow in the tail crane logo, and the resulting look is that of yet another white whale livery. This decal provides the markings for Lufthansa Cargo’s 777F fleet in these new colors.
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1:200 Air China Cargo 777Fs
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In addition to a fleet of 777-200 and -300 passenger aircraft, Air China also operates a fleet of eight 777 Freighters. The aircraft wear Air China’s corporate color scheme featuring a white and gray fuselage with twin blue stripes. This decal provides the markings for any of the aircraft in the fleet.
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1:200 Saudi Cargo 777Fs
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In 2015, Saudia Airlines (having switched back to the name Saudia from Saudi Arabian) took delivery of the first of the four new 777Fs it had ordered. The aircraft feature Saudia’s revised color scheme - the main differences being the new name and a simplified tail logo. This decal provides the markings for all four aircraft in the fleet.
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