DUBAI: Emirates has unveiled a new A380 aircraft livery to raise awareness of the humanitarian efforts of its charitable foundation.
The design draws inspiration from the foundation’s logo and features children’s artwork across the fuselage.
The phrase “Help to support children in need,” is also prominently displayed on the livery, underscoring the foundation’s mission.
On Monday, the aircraft with the new livery will fly to South Africa’s Johannesburg, a city where the foundation actively supports two key projects.
The foundation is a nonprofit charity dedicated to providing humanitarian, philanthropic aid and services for children around the world.
Over the past two decades, it has collaborated with community organizations and NGOs to provide children with safe housing, food, medical care and educational opportunities.
These efforts are funded through donations from Emirates’ customers, donors and employees.
The foundation supports 14 NGOs in nine countries, helping initiatives like the Emirates-CHES Home for 100 abandoned HIV-positive children, the IMMPACT Girls Education Project in India and the Prithipura Communities in Sri Lanka.
In the previous year, the foundation also provided more than 500 flights for volunteers taking part in medical, engineering and educational missions worldwide, helping
provide essential services such as surgeries and healthcare in countries including India, Uganda, Lebanon, Zimbabwe and Ethiopia.
