Riyadh Air Unveils First Boeing 787-9 in Special Indigo Livery. Saudi Arabian carrier Riyadh Air revealed the first images of its initial Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner featuring a distinct indigo livery. The aircraft rolled out of Boeing‘s paint facilities in Charleston (South Carolina, United States). The paint design blends indigo and lavender shades inspired by blooming desert flora and traditional Arabic calligraphy.
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The new layout will complement the airline’s primary pearl-white fleet design. Riyadh Air plans to apply the indigo scheme to roughly ten percent of its aircraft as its international operations grow. The initial 787-9 will enter service shortly across the carrier’s active route network, which currently covers 15 airports.
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Chief Executive Officer Tony Douglas noted that the color combination gives the brand distinct visual recognition on airport ramps worldwide. Within its first four months of operations, Riyadh Air expanded its active fleet to 10 aircraft to support its launch out of Riyadh.
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