Why does British Airways plane have no UK flag on their plane?
(The one beside the registration code) NOT MY PHOTO
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Could you explain what your asking more ?
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Not sure. I tried to do some research. Closest I could find is that it could be a flag/logo of Iberia. Since Iberia and British Airways merged.
EDIT: Nevermind. The red/orange logo is the Royal Mail logo (left of the registration code).
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He means the flag like this on this west jet aircraft
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I don’t see one on Air Canada planes either.
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It does on the tail - the pattern is supposed to be the top right/left (depending on the side) quarter of a waving union jack flag
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They are royal mail because royal mail use BA’s cargo bay to transport there goods around the world as well as there own fleet of aircraft
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Meybe look at the tail…
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Not all airplanes have that, not a lot of airlines will attach a flag to their aircraft.
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I think that the tail is a sufficient flag ;)
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Jeez that’s a very good spot
Is BA the flag carrier? If it isn’t then there is your answer.
Non-Flag carriers also have flags.
Yes, it’s the flag carrier of UK.
EVA or China Airlines doesn’t have the Republic of China flags next to their registration code too I think.
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