The new Tahitian Dreamliner design still features the airline's iconic blue tones that Tahiti is synonymous with, as well as the airline's trademark tiare flower. Now they're accompanied by a new tattoo pattern that represents the story of Tahiti and its people.
The new colour scheme for the interior of their fleet. Photo credit: Air Tahiti Nui.
Air Tahiti Nui has also paid tribute to its Polynesian heritage in a less obvious way. When all four of the Dreamliner fleet arrive, their registration letters will tell a story. 'The warrior (TOA) going forward (MUA) in the great (NUI) canoe (VAA).'
Air Tahiti Nui's new livery. Photo credit: Air Tahiti Nui.
The new interior also features a distinctly Tahitian colour palette, in keeping with the new look being inspired by "nui" (meaning "grand" or "great").
The livery and cabin design of the airline's new fleet of B787-9s was unveiled in Tahiti in front of special guests including French Polynesia President Edouard Fritch and Boeing Commercial Airplanes Senior Vice President Dinesh Keskar.
Photo credit: Air Tahiti Nui.
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