Belavia has repainted its last fully white Boeing 737-800 into the carrier’s standard livery, bringing aircraft EW-546PA back into scheduled service. The jet was photographed in Minsk after arriving from Baku and now operates in the airline’s regular colours, ending the presence of fully unbranded 737-800s in the fleet.
The aircraft is part of a small group of ex-white 737-800s that entered service in Belarus earlier this year. EW-548PA arrived in June still in white, while EW-547PA entered service already painted in Belavia colours. EW-546PA had also initially flown without Belavia branding after arriving in the country.
The repaint leaves Belavia with a more uniform 737-800 fleet at a time when the type remains a core part of its short- and medium-haul operations. No details were given on where the work was carried out, who handled the repaint or how many 737-800s are now in the fleet.