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Emirates A380 debuts special AC Milan livery celebrating club's 125th anniversary

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Adel Ahmad Al Redha Deputy President & Chief Operations Officer | Emirates Airline

By Sky Industry News

Dec 10, 2024

The Emirates A380 aircraft, adorned with AC Milan's distinctive black and red stripes, made its debut flight from New York JFK to Milan. This special livery celebrates the club's 125th anniversary and was warmly received upon arrival in Milan.

Passengers traveling in First and Business Class on December 8 were given model aircraft featuring the celebratory design. Fans can also purchase these limited-edition models through the Official Emirates Store website.

AC Milan players and management, including Davide Calabria, Rafael Leão, and Álvaro Morata, toured the aircraft upon its arrival in Milan. The plane has already visited several major cities such as Amsterdam, Barcelona, and Paris.

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Emirates serves as both the Official Airline Partner and Principal Partner of AC Milan. Their 'fly better' logo is prominently displayed on AC Milan’s jerseys. The airline emphasizes connecting football fans globally with memorable experiences.

AC Milan is a storied club with a significant global following of over 550 million fans. The club boasts an impressive record with seven Champions League titles, nineteen Serie A titles, five UEFA Super Cups, and a FIFA Club World Cup victory. Currently playing at San Siro Stadium in Milan, AC Milan is planning a new state-of-the-art stadium with a capacity of 70,000 seats.

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