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Air support: football and planes
May 30, 2014, 18:06
UTC+3
Planes decorated in honour of football players and teams in this photo gallery by ITAR-TASS
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Boeing 737-800 of the Gol air company
EPA / Sebastiao Moreira
EPA / Sebastiao Moreira
The plane is intended for Brazilian national soccer team transfers during the FIFA World Cup 2014
EPA / Sebastiao Moreira
EPA / Sebastiao Moreira
The airplane was painted with graffitis by Brazilian artists Gustavo and Otavio Pandolfo
EPA / Sebastiao Moreira
EPA / Sebastiao Moreira
EURO2000 plane of the KLM air company picturing David Beckham
EPA PHOTO ANP / KOEN SUYK/KS/BW
EPA PHOTO ANP / KOEN SUYK/KS/BW
Italian national team pictured on a plane after winning the FIFA World Cup in 2006
EPA/DANILO SCHIAVELLA
EPA/DANILO SCHIAVELLA
Boeing 747 of the Asiana airlines picturing South Korea national team in 2006
AP Photo / Yonhap, Hwang Kwang-mo
AP Photo / Yonhap, Hwang Kwang-mo
The plane carrying Swedich national team pictures symbols of the Swedish football association
EPA / INGO WAGNER
EPA / INGO WAGNER
Air France planes picturing footballers ahead of World Cup 1998
AP Photo / Michel Euler
AP Photo / Michel Euler
JetBlue Airways plane with members of US football team Real Salt Lake city
AP Photo / Real Salt Lake,George Frey
AP Photo / Real Salt Lake,George Frey
The FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour plane
EPA / KOEN VAN WEEL
EPA / KOEN VAN WEEL
Boing 737 features a painted soccer ball on the bow
EPA/Waltraud Grubitzsch
EPA/Waltraud Grubitzsch
The plane's captain gives a thumbs up and flies Spanish flags, after landing with the Spanish soccer team aboard at Madrid's Barajas airport with the World Cup trophy (2010)
AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano
AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano
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Boeing 737-800 of the Gol air company
EPA / Sebastiao Moreira
EPA / Sebastiao Moreira
The plane is intended for Brazilian national soccer team transfers during the FIFA World Cup 2014
EPA / Sebastiao Moreira
EPA / Sebastiao Moreira
The airplane was painted with graffitis by Brazilian artists Gustavo and Otavio Pandolfo
EPA / Sebastiao Moreira
EPA / Sebastiao Moreira
EURO2000 plane of the KLM air company picturing David Beckham
EPA PHOTO ANP / KOEN SUYK/KS/BW
EPA PHOTO ANP / KOEN SUYK/KS/BW
Italian national team pictured on a plane after winning the FIFA World Cup in 2006
EPA/DANILO SCHIAVELLA
EPA/DANILO SCHIAVELLA
Boeing 747 of the Asiana airlines picturing South Korea national team in 2006
AP Photo / Yonhap, Hwang Kwang-mo
AP Photo / Yonhap, Hwang Kwang-mo
The plane carrying Swedich national team pictures symbols of the Swedish football association
EPA / INGO WAGNER
EPA / INGO WAGNER
Air France planes picturing footballers ahead of World Cup 1998
AP Photo / Michel Euler
AP Photo / Michel Euler
JetBlue Airways plane with members of US football team Real Salt Lake city
AP Photo / Real Salt Lake,George Frey
AP Photo / Real Salt Lake,George Frey
The FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour plane
EPA / KOEN VAN WEEL
EPA / KOEN VAN WEEL
Boing 737 features a painted soccer ball on the bow
EPA/Waltraud Grubitzsch
EPA/Waltraud Grubitzsch
The plane's captain gives a thumbs up and flies Spanish flags, after landing with the Spanish soccer team aboard at Madrid's Barajas airport with the World Cup trophy (2010)
AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano
AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano
The plane is intended for Brazilian national soccer team transfers during the FIFA World Cup 2014.
The airplane was painted with graffitis by Brazilian artists Gustavo and Otavio Pandolfo, better known as 'Twins'. The two brothers got famous because of their grafittis, which can be seen not only in Brazil, bu in the US, Germany, Greece and Cuba as well.
Planes decorated in honour of football players and teams in this photo gallery by ITAR-TASS.
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