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JetBlue has unveiled its latest special livery, featuring popular video game characters from Nintendo's Super Mario franchise. The New York-based hybrid carrier collaborated with the Japanese video game company to create the unique design on an Airbus A320-200, registered as N561JB. This aircraft was repainted at Middle Georgia Regional Airport (MCN) in Macon, despite JetBlue not serving this facility.

The new livery, named 'Cloudtop Cruiser,' features a blue, yellow, and red color scheme adorned with decals of characters such as Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, and Bowser. JetBlue commented:

"With a bright, colorful design, this sky-high tribute to Nintendo’s beloved characters is sure to bring ‘Super Star’ smiles to customers' faces. The fun doesn’t stop there - customers will be greeted by Mario and friends on the welcome screen of their seatback entertainment touchscreens. From the outside to the inside of the aircraft, the Cloudtop Cruiser is designed to make every trip feel like an adventure through the Mushroom Kingdom. "

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The Airbus A320-200 bearing this new livery is one of 130 A320s currently in JetBlue's fleet and is slightly older than average at 22.2 years old. Previously known as 'La Vie en Blue' from February 2003 to February 2023," it has had several tail designs over time: 'Bubbles' (February 2003 to October ''

2009), 'Blueberries' (October''

2009), 'Blueberries' (October 2009''

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"JetBlue is committed to making every flight comfortable for families with travelers of all ages," said a representative from JetBlue. "From dietary- ''

"JetBlue is committed to making every flight comfortable for families with travelers of all ages," said a representative from JetBlue. "From dietary- ''

"JetBlue is committed to making every flight comfortable for families with travelers of all ages," said a representative from JetBlue. "From dietary- ''

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