<p>This photo captures three different paint jobs that are seen concurrently on the United fleet.
</p><p>The 3-class 767 taking off wears the Blue Tulip livery that was introduced in 2004 to replace the aging 1993 Battleship Gray. Two aircraft at the terminal are still wearing the tired old Battleship Gray, while an additional aircraft, a 777, is wearing the Continited paint job that is the result of the Continental Airlines merger. Continited will eventually replace both of the "older" paint jobs, even though Continental had first introduced the look in 1991, making it actually older than both United paint jobs.
</p><p>Farewell, tulip!
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N660UA, Boeing 767-300ER
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