Yesterday, I was reading an article in LandLine magazine about this Alaska Airlines Boeing 737, 400 passenger jet, that was painted with a 120-foot-long giant king salmon across its entire length. It was done with a $500,000 government grant to the Alaska Fisheries Martketing Board to help promote the state's fishing industry.
It took a team of 30 painters and airbrush artists a total of 24 days to complete the massive mural, using 140 gallons of paint. They have affectionately named the jet the "Salmon-Thirty-Salmon."
See detailed pictures and read more about it on the Alaska Airlines website.
I guess if you miss this flight, it would definitely be considered the one that got away.
4 comments:
OMG, your last sentence was sensational....so clever...so you! MAE
So, there really is such things as flying fish.
I suppose it's better than flying elephants, lol!!
xo
I think someone somewhere is gonna freak out when they see a giant fish landing at an airport.
Truly a cool piece of work!
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