Emirates, the largest airline globally and the Official Airline Partner of AC Milan soccer team in Italy, has revealed a stunning new A380 special livery to commemorate the club's 125th anniversary. This special design features the iconic red and black colors of AC Milan, celebrating the club's legacy of excellence in global football.

The Emirates A380 sports vibrant red and black stripes on both sides, inspired by AC Milan's official colors. The club's emblem, along with the 'Milan 125' insignia, adorns the aircraft, with a silhouette of a player in an AC Milan jersey kicking a football, symbolizing ambition and innovation in the partnership between AC Milan and Emirates.

Aviation enthusiasts and AC Milan fans worldwide will have the chance to witness this special livery in action across Emirates' network from November 26, 2024. The Emirates Engineering Aircraft Appearance Centre at Dubai International Airport meticulously designed, produced, and installed the A380 livery in-house. The longstanding partnership between Emirates and AC Milan, spanning almost two decades, has seen the airline become a pivotal part of the club's journey.

Emirates' statement highlights that the special livery pays homage to AC Milan's rich heritage and global influence, as the club celebrates its 125th anniversary. This collaboration represents a union of tradition, innovation, and excellence, inspiring generations of fans with a shared vision.

The airline emphasizes that AC Milan, founded in 1899, is a renowned brand with a storied history in the world of sports. Currently playing at San Siro Stadium in Milan, the club is also creating a cutting-edge 70,000-seat stadium set to redefine modern sports and entertainment complexes globally.

This unique partnership between Emirates and AC Milan bridges the past, present, and future, uniting fans worldwide under a shared passion for the beautiful game. Stay tuned for more updates as these two iconic brands continue to inspire fans and leave a mark on the world of football and aviation.