Look at planes

Air Canada has revealed another turn on an old search for its planes and outfits for staff, adding dark to its famous red-and-white shading plan. The new look of the planes were planned by worldwide outline firm Winkreative, headed by Canadian business visionary Tyler Brûlé. It denotes an arrival to the carrier's look 24 years back, when its maple leaf around logo — known by the French expression for a hockey puck, the rondelle — was supplanted with only a maple leaf.

The aircraft presented the makeover at occasions in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver on Thursday. All the aircraft's 300 planes will soon look like the Boeing 787s that were in plain view at the occasions. The tail, motors and undersides are dark, however the red maple leaf symbol will be on the balance.