Virgin Australia Finishes Fleet Repainting Program

From VH-VUC in December 2013 to VH-VUL in February 2015, Flying Colours has played a significant role in the transformation of Virgin Australia from a low-cost-carrier to what it is today.
The Townsville-based paint shop has removed the red, white and blue Virgin Blue livery on 23 of the 56 aircraft that were repainted after the airline rebranded in May 2011.
The last of the 23 repainted aircraft to leave Flying Colours paint shop was Boeing 737-800 VH-VUL, which emerged from the hangar named Ocean Grove Beach on Monday evening sporting the Virgin Australia name in silver-grey print on the side of an all-white fuselage.
The Boeing 737-8FE VH-VUL positioned Townsville - Brisbane in the early hours of Tuesday morning as VA 9938, it later returned to revenue service that day doing Brisbane - Mackay as VA 605

OUT WITH THE OLD      VH-VUV  B737-8FE (CN 37821)

IN WITH THE NEW          VH-VUU B737-838 (CN 36609)

BELOW ARE THE DIFFERENT COLOUR SCHEME'S VIRGIN
HAS HAD IN THE PAST

VH-VBY B737-7FE (CN 34323) 50th AIRCRAFT

VH-VOI B737-81Q (CN 30786) GILLETTE RAZORS

VH-VUL B737-8FE (CN 36603) AVATAR THEME

VH-VOJ B737-81Q (CN 30787) HEAD TO QUEENSLAND

VH-ZPQ EMBRAER ERJ190 (CN 412) AFL TEAMS

VH-VUZ B 737-8FE (CN 39921) GOLD COAST SUNS  

VH-ZPN EMBRAER ERJ 190 (CN 312) 'FLY PACIFIC BLUE'



ZK-PBM B737-8FE (CN 36601) 'FLY PACIFIC BLUE'