List
| Name | Summary | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Chatham Dockyard Union Flag | Introduced on Concorde for relaunch, now the livery for entire fleet | United Kingdom |
| Animals and trees | Art of a tribe in the Kalahari Desert | Botswana |
| Avignon | Jim Avignon design, contemporary German art | Germany |
| Bavaria/Edelweis | German art | Germany |
| Benyhone | Anglicized Gaelic for "Mountain of the birds", a Scottish tartan design | Scotland |
| Blomsterang/Flower Field | Hearts and flowers | Sweden |
| Blue Poole | Pottery design | England |
| British Blend | Coffee cup design, result of New Britain competition, used on a single A320 | United Kingdom |
| Chelsea Rose | Representation of the English rose | England |
| Colour Down the Side | Abstract cornish art, used on a single Dash 8 of Brymon Airways (BA Citiexpress) | England |
| Colum | Anglicized Irish for "Dove": a Celtic design | Ireland |
| Crossing Borders | Egyptian scroll | Egypt |
| Delftblue Daybreak | Delft pottery design | Netherlands |
| Golden Khokloma | Representation of art on pottery and utensils | Russia |
| Gothic/Calligraphy | German art | Germany |
| Grand Union | By Christine Bass (artist and designer), result of a Sunday Times competition, based on traditional English canal boat art | United Kingdom |
| Koguty Lowickie | Polish artist's print of cockerels, peacocks and flower | Poland |
| L'esprit Liberté | Celebrating human rights movement | International |
| La Pyramide du Louvre | One aircraft painted with image of central courtyard of Louvre museum | France |
| Nalanji Dreaming | Aboriginal art, originally designed for Qantas | Australia |
| Ndebele Martha | Geometric art. By Martha Masanabo | South Africa |
| Ndebele Emmly | Similar to Ndebele Martha, by Emmly Masanabo | South Africa |
| Paithani | Textile print | India |
| Pause to remember | Poppy design, used around Remembrance Day. Now applied to fuselage | United Kingdom |
| Rendezvous | Chinese calligraphy | Hong Kong |
| Spring | Images of Romania | Romania |
| Sterntaler/Bauhaus | Antje Brüggemann's 3-D 'ceramic objects' art | Germany |
| Teaming up for Britain | Adopted for 2000 Summer Olympics, features British Olympic Association logo | United Kingdom |
| Wunala Dreaming | Like Nalanji Dreaming, this livery was designed for Qantas | Australia |
| Water Dreaming | Art representing northern Australian terrain | Australia |
| Waves and Cranes/Nami Tsuru | Montage of a Japanese artist's depictions of waves and cranes | Japan |
| Waves of the City/Floating | Simple and modern | United States |
| Whale Rider | From wood carving representing the whaling tradition of the artist's community | Canada |
| Wings | Representing seagulls in flight | Denmark |
| Youm al-Suq | Arab market | Saudi Arabia |
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