Polaris Cargo (fictional) Douglas DC-9-32SF Livery Design

Polaris Cargo (part of Fly Polaris group) is a fictional airline I just started working on with a friend of mine. The airline is based in Alaska, operating a wide range of relatively older but rigid aircrafts across Alaska. This set of screenshots portray the standard livery design painted on the company's Douglas DC-9-32SF aircraft.

The logo of the airline is simple - billboard POLARIS CARGO with a yellow star icon carved into the "O" of the work "Polaris", emphasizing the name of the airline. The livery is designed with the color of Alaska: blue and yellow. The polaris star icon in the logo is painted on the tail of the aircraft, stretching down to the rear fuselage, allowing the brand to be highly recognizable even when viewed from afar at the airport. The main curves on the aircraft stretch the whole length of the aircraft, creating a sense of motion and agility, alluding to the airlines' goal to connect Alaska via the efficient service.

Note: The airline setting is inspired by the real airline Everts Air Cargo. However, the name and the livery design are not affiliated with Everts Air Cargo in any way. For flight simulation / entertainment purposes only.