CONTINENTAL AIRLINES and United Airlines have unveiled a combined livery that will start to appear once their merger has been finalised. The merger will create the world's largest airline, which will be called United.
The Continental name will be ditched, though its colours have been integrated into the new United Airlines' livery (pictured) along with the Continental globe, which has represented the brand since 1991. Continental boss Jeff Smisek becomes chief executive of the new company, while United's Glenn Tilton is the non-executive chairman.