When planes come off the assembly line at the factory, they're green:
So why are most painted white? Surely a darker colour would hide dirt better?
Is there a reason planes are traditionally white?
Here's a clip that shows a Boeing 747 being painted:
When planes come off the assembly line at the factory, they're green:
So why are most painted white? Surely a darker colour would hide dirt better?
Is there a reason planes are traditionally white?
Here's a clip that shows a Boeing 747 being painted:
When planes come off the assembly line at the factory, they're green:
So why are most painted white? Surely a darker colour would hide dirt better?
Is there a reason planes are traditionally white?
Here's a clip that shows a Boeing 747 being painted:
When planes come off the assembly line at the factory, they're green:
So why are most painted white? Surely a darker colour would hide dirt better?
Is there a reason planes are traditionally white?
Here's a clip that shows a Boeing 747 being painted:
When planes come off the assembly line at the factory, they're green:
So why are most painted white? Surely a darker colour would hide dirt better?
Is there a reason planes are traditionally white?
Here's a clip that shows a Boeing 747 being painted:
When planes come off the assembly line at the factory, they're green:
So why are most painted white? Surely a darker colour would hide dirt better?
Is there a reason planes are traditionally white?
Here's a clip that shows a Boeing 747 being painted:
