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Condor Airlines’ “FlyPink” Plane Takes Off to Mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month This October

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As Breast Cancer Awareness Month kicks off this October, Condor not only looks pink as part of the “FlyPink” initiative, an initiative founded by QantasLink pilots in 2015, but from now on even wears pink: The Airbus A320 with the registration D-AICS will take off as a ‘FlyPink” plane with pink stripes. “FlyPink” supports the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) and contributes to local breast cancer charities around the world. This is the first new livery color for the Germany-based carrier… (worldairlinenews.com) More...

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gtnielsen
Garry Nielsen 2
I guess someone is having a little fun. Kudos to that.
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ed7778
Dennis Stockton 1
I want to see their Colon Cancer Awareness aircraft.
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gtnielsen
Garry Nielsen 1
I think that I'll pass on that one!
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swinkey58
Daniel Hagan 2
Can’t wait for this”Look at me pendulum “ to came back to center.
Please flightaware, give us articles on actual aviation. That’s why I’m here.
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avionik99
avionik99 1
Can't wait for the FlyBlue "Prostate Cancer" awareness planes to fly!! Oh wait nobody cares about that. Just boobies.
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augerin
Dave Mathes 2
...the mere thought of that is traumatic...
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jkeifer3
Joe Keifer 1
October's already full up: Hispanic Heritage Month, ADHD Awareness Month, LGBTQ+ History Month, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, National Book Month, Socktober. And there are a lot of world and National days in this month as well.
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