Emirates Unveils AC Milan Livery Emirates has recently unveiled a special livery featuring AC Milan"s logo and distinctive colours, which has arrived at Milan Malpensa Airport as part of the club"s 125th-anniversary celebrations. The iconic Emirates aircraft, adorned with AC Milan"s black and red stripes, took off from New York JFK and was welcomed in Milan by the club. Passengers travelling in First and Business Class on the New York JFK—Milan route on December 8 received a special treat: a model aircraft celebrating AC Milan's 125th anniversary, provided by Emirates, placed on every seat. Fans of both AC Milan and Emirates can also purchase these limited-edition model aircraft in the commemorative livery from the Official Emirates Store website. AC Milan players and management teams were taken on an exclusive tour of the Emirates A380 after it touched down in the Club"s home city to mark further this special milestone, including Davide Calabria, Rafael Leão, Álvaro Morata. The Emirates A380, featuring a special AC Milan decal, has flown over cities such as Amsterdam, Barcelona, and Paris, among others. It has carried the Rossoneri's inspiring messages across the globe, touching fans wherever it has landed. A Strong Synergy Across Sports And Aviation Emirates is the Official Airline Partner and Principal Partner of AC Milan. The airline features its "fly better" logo on the club"s iconic red and black striped jersey. The airline is dedicated to connecting football fans around the world to unforgettable experiences, both on and off the pitch. AC Milan is a storied club with a rich legacy. It is recognized as one of the most prominent sporting brands globally and boasts over 550 million fans. Throughout its 125-year history, AC Milan has achieved significant on-field success, including 7 Champions League titles (the second most in European football), 19 Serie A titles, 5 UEFA Super Cups (tied for the record), and a FIFA Club World Cup. The club currently plays its home games at San Siro Stadium in Milan and is developing a new 70,000-seat stadium that will be one of the most advanced sports and entertainment complexes in the world.