Unlike other airlines, SQ's livery hasn't changed all that much throughout the years (not that I'm complaining). Their first post-MSA livery is relatively similar to the current one, making it rather pointless to have a retro livery.
SQ will probably never do a real retro livery, if only because the livery has stayed so consistent since the beginning. Retro liveries work best when the difference between old and new liveries is pretty obvious. With SQ, non-informed flyers might think "why is the lettering painted oddly..."
The only way SQ can do an obviously retro livery is to use the MSA scheme, but that might cause a bit of political uproar.
SQ will probably never do a real retro livery, if only because the livery has stayed so consistent since the beginning. Retro liveries work best when the difference between old and new liveries is pretty obvious. With SQ, non-informed flyers might think "why is the lettering painted oddly..."
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