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WestJet recently transformed one of its Boeing 737-800 aircraft into a Frozen-themed painted plane. Not only do Anna, Elsa, and Olaf appear on the exterior, but the cabin’s seat pillowcases and overhead bins are also printed with snowflakes and sunflowers, delighting fans of Frozen.
WestJet unveils its Frozen-themed painted aircraft. (Image source: WestJet)
The global popularity and commercial potential of Frozen have brought in huge revenues for Disney. Any product collaboration featuring Frozen imagery instantly sparks discussion and sells out. Canadian-owned Australian airline WestJet has capitalized on this trend by launching a Frozen-themed aircraft—something both adults and children are eager to ride, creating new business opportunities among fans.
Disney Castle also appears on the fuselage of the Frozen-themed aircraft. (Image source: WestJet)
The Frozen-themed aircraft made its debut to an enthusiastic crowd. (Image source: WestJet)
WestJet’s collaboration with Orlando Disney means that any flight operated by a 737 aircraft may feature the Frozen-themed plane. The paint job, which took over three weeks, fully showcases Frozen’s main characters along with Disney logos and symbols—sure to surprise fans and add a memorable, conversation-worthy touch to their journey.