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Air New Zealand - All Black Ad

All Black Rugby and Air New Zealand Commercial Ad. About mid-December, Boeing revealed a 777-300ER for Air New Zealand with special All Blacks (rugby team) livery. The livery looked amazing, but unfortunately the shots that Boeing shared where taken at night. On Friday December 30th, the 777-300ER (ZK-OKQ) took off for the first time, giving ample opportunity to get a better look at her. This is not the first aircraft that Air New Zealand has painted black for the World Champion All Blacks rugby team, but it sure is the biggest. Actually this is the world's largest commercially operated aircraft to be painted completely black. "It's a sensational looking aircraft and will really turn heads at airports around the world," said All Black's No. 8 loose forward Kieran Read. "I reckon they should paint all their planes like this!" The special paint job took Boeing just over a week (two days longer than a standard 777 paint job) and 14 painters worked 24 hour shifts — not an easy task. "It was, without a doubt, one of the most challenging paint jobs we've ever done, but the paint team was up for the challenge and the results are absolutely outstanding. I am very proud of what the paint team has achieved," said Jeff Klemann, Boeing Vice President Everett Delivery Center. One might think the black paint would cause the aircraft to get too hot, but in reality, the 330 tvs on board the aircraft will create more heat than the paint job.