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[Pics] Amare takes flight: Brussels Airlines and Tomorrowland unveil augmented reality livery on new Airbus A320neo

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Brussels Airlines and Tomorrowland debut “Amare,” a new Belgian Icon symbolising unity and the fusion of the music festival and airline brands. The Airbus A320neo’s livery features groundbreaking augmented reality, allowing Amare to come to life through social media channels.

Dorothea von Boxberg, CEO Brussels Airlines, introduces the show before the unveiling of the new “Amare” © André Orban

This innovation aligns with efforts to enhance sustainability, with the aircraft (registered OO-SBB) emitting up to 20% less CO2 and 50% less noise. Additionally, all Tomorrowland flights sold by Brussels Airlines will now feature Green Fares, compensating flight emissions with Sustainable Aviation Fuel and CO2-reducing programmes.

Brussels Airlines has been a proud partner of Tomorrowland since 2012 and I am happy to announce that we will extend this partnership until 2028. We have many things in common such as the passion to explore the world and connecting cultures, but also the awareness of our environmental footprint and our willingness to take the necessary steps to reduce our impact. These shared values make this partnership such a success,” said Dorothea von Boxberg, CEO of Brussels Airlines.

Amare’s inaugural commercial flight SN3781 to Tenerife is scheduled for April 26, 2024.

This unveiling adds to Brussels Airlines’ collection of Belgian Icons, each representing a facet of Belgian culture and heritage, and aims to showcase the best of Belgium to the world.

Amare was introduced with a big show featuring female Roman legionnaires carrying Amare standards

A few more pictures (© André Orban)

Bruno Vanwenselaers, CEO at Tomorrowland
The Tomorrowland angels (or butterflies, as you prefer)
Violin player opening the unveiling ceremony
Roman legionnaires guiding the guests to the aircraft
The moment of unveiling
"Amare": the name of the plane
General view
Winglet and OO-SBB registration
Nose gear
Engine in Tomorrowland colours
Tomorrowland seat covers
Gymnastics over the seats

This post was published on 25 April 2024 14:22

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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