ViaThis is not uncommon in the airline industry as we have often seen big tarps covering the tail logos of other crashed planes, but according to this blog, China airlines apparently has plenty of experience in these types of "cover-ups"
August 23, 2007
Protect your brand
After one of their planes exploded last Monday (thankfully no one was killed)... the powers that be at China Airlines (which is actually a Taiwan company - so no need to worry about high lead content in the white paint they used) immediately went into damage control mode...
Via
This is not uncommon in the airline industry as we have often seen big tarps covering the tail logos of other crashed planes, but according to this blog, China airlines apparently has plenty of experience in these types of "cover-ups"
ViaThis is not uncommon in the airline industry as we have often seen big tarps covering the tail logos of other crashed planes, but according to this blog, China airlines apparently has plenty of experience in these types of "cover-ups"
