Air Greenland’s First A320neo Gets Its New Livery

Air Greenland’s first Airbus A320neo, registered LN-RGO and named Unaaq, has been painted in the airline’s distinctive livery in Tallinn, Estonia, before flying to Oslo, Norway.

The aircraft will now undergo cabin installation and reconfiguration, featuring both Economy and Premium cabins to accommodate different passenger needs.

Once the work is completed, Unaaq will move closer to entering commercial service, marking an important step in Air Greenland’s fleet development and modernisation plans.

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