United Airlines Evo-Blue Livery Tracking Thread

[Zachary]

Evo-Blue Livery Update

On February 2, 2024, after 23 days in FTW, International Aerospace Coatings completed N38950’s transformation to Evo-Blue. She departed FTW bound for VCV the same day and resumed commercial operations on February 21, 2024.

Photo courtesy of MinJunKim via JetPhotos.

[1930_Granada]

Thought United only used the -300ER and the 787-9 to SYD?

[Zachary]

From LA, yes. SFO-SYD is operated by a -200ER and a -300ER.

In the photo from @IFVN-Alexminh, that is N2251U, a -300ER.

[DonaldBoi]

How did blud go to Victorville to resume commercial operations 💀

[Zachary]

Lol. Copy and paste error.

[Zachary]

New Delivery

On March 1, 2024, N14507 was delivered to United. She departed Hamburg-Finkenwerder (XFW/EDHI) bound for Tampa (TPA/KTPA), her induction site, via Edinburgh (EDI/EGPH) and Bangor (BGR/KBGR), operating as UA 3850.

Photo courtesy of Lloyd Bell via JetPhotos.

[Zachary]

Evo-Blue Livery Update

On February 22, 2024, after 18 days in CWF, LandLocked Aviation Services completed N77022’s transformation to Evo-Blue. She departed CWF bound for SFO the same day, where she resumed commercial operations.

Photo courtesy of IKari via JetPhotos.

[Zachary]

Evo-Blue Livery Update

On January 9, 2024, after 14 days in CWF, LandLocked Aviation Services completed N37474’s transformation to Evo-Blue. She departed CWF bound for IAH the same day, where she resumed commercial operations.

Photo courtesy of Daniel Klein via JetPhotos.

[Zachary]

Evo-Blue Livery Update

On December 26, 2023, after 14 days in CWF, LandLocked Aviation Services completed N28457’s transformation to Evo-Blue. She departed CWF bound for DEN the same day, where she resumed commercial operations.

Photo courtesy of Elise Van de Putte via JetPhotos.

[Zachary]

Evo-Blue Livery Update

On February 24, 2024, after nine days in AMA, International Aerospace Coatings completed N68823’s transformation to Evo-Blue. She departed AMA bound for DEN the same day, where she resumed commercial operations.

Photo courtesy of Steven L via JetPhotos.

[Zachary]

Evo-Blue Livery Update

On March 8, 2024, after 15 days in FTW, International Aerospace Coatings completed N26966’s transformation to Evo-Blue. She departed FTW bound for MSY the same day, where she resumed commercial operations.

Photo courtesy of Andrew Seong via JetPhotos.

[Zachary]

Evo-Blue Livery Update

On January 3, 2024, after 12 days in AMA, International Aerospace Coatings completed N33203’s transformation to Evo-Blue. She departed AMA bound for DEN the same day, where she resumed commercial operations.

Photo courtesy of Elise Van de Putte via JetPhotos.

[Zachary]

Evo-Blue Livery Update

On February 14, 2024, after 11 days in FTW, International Aerospace Coatings completed N813UA’s transformation to Evo-Blue. She departed FTW bound for EWR the same day, where she resumed commercial operations.

Photo courtesy of omkgdz via JetPhotos.

[Zachary]

Evo-Blue Livery Update

On December 18, 2023, after nine days in FTW, International Aerospace Coatings completed N26215’s transformation to Evo-Blue. She departed FTW bound for IAH the same day, where she resumed commercial operations.

Photo courtesy of Chris de Breun via JetPhotos.

[N908QD]

Huh, weird. I kind of like the winglets more with the bottom of the scimitar being grey and not blue.

[Zachary]

New Delivery

On March 15, 2024, N14506 was delivered to United. She departed Hamburg-Finkenwerder (XFW/EDHI) bound for Tampa (TPA/KTPA), her induction site, via Edinburgh (EDI/EGPH) and Bangor (BGR/KBGR), operating as UA 3850.

Photo courtesy of Dalton Hoch via JetPhotos.

[Zachary]

Evo-Blue Livery Update

On October 22, 2023, after 10 days in AMA, International Aerospace Coatings completed N68807’s transformation to Evo-Blue. She departed AMA bound for DEN the same day, where she resumed commercial operations.

Photo courtesy of Sakiko Togawa via JetPhotos.

[Zachary]

New Delivery

On March 21, 2024, N17339 was delivered to United. She departed Everett (PAE/KPAE) bound for Seattle (SEA/KSEA), her induction site, operating as UA 3842.

Photo courtesy of SKDD via JetPhotos.

[Zachary]

Evo-Blue Livery Update

On February 16, 2024, after 10 days in AMA, International Aerospace Coatings completed N35236’s transformation to Evo-Blue. She departed AMA bound for DEN the same day, where she resumed commercial operations.

Photo courtesy of Dalton Hoch via JetPhotos.

[Zachary]

Evo-Blue Livery Update

On February 7, 2024, after 11 days in AMA, International Aerospace Coatings completed N27734’s transformation to Evo-Blue. She departed AMA bound for ORD the same day, where she resumed commercial operations.

Photo courtesy of Cary Liao via JetPhotos.