We design aircraft liveries and corporate id's that stand out
Creating lasting bonds with both, the passenger and its crew
Lila Design is one of world's most renowned
international operating brand development and creative
design agencies that is servicing private aircraft
owners, heads-of-state and commercial airlines. The
strength of our company stems from the ability to
quickly identify what's needed and to provide
innovative, creative, tasteful design and cost
effective solutions.
Lila Design's creative spectrum spans a wide range of services for both, the start-up and established aircraft owners and operators, from aircraft livery design and engineering right through to solid basic airline corporate id design and aircraft visualizations as the first steps for system wide corporate id design programmes. Design that goes beyond the expected, Design with a capital 'D'.
Call or email Mr Norbert Lambriex, Founding Partner and Creative Director of Lila Design and he will answer you personally: +31 6 51480999 and/or lambriex@liladesign.com
Finally there IS a design company that makes the creative difference. Lila Design. Creative and reliable.
Lila Design's creative spectrum spans a wide range of services for both, the start-up and established aircraft owners and operators, from aircraft livery design and engineering right through to solid basic airline corporate id design and aircraft visualizations as the first steps for system wide corporate id design programmes. Design that goes beyond the expected, Design with a capital 'D'.
Call or email Mr Norbert Lambriex, Founding Partner and Creative Director of Lila Design and he will answer you personally: +31 6 51480999 and/or lambriex@liladesign.com
Finally there IS a design company that makes the creative difference. Lila Design. Creative and reliable.
We service aircraft owners and
operators
• Aircraft Livery Design
• Events/Flying Billboards
• Aircraft Livery Engineering
• Airline Corporate ID Design
• Aircraft/Fleet Visualizations
Company news
New private jet liveries. Designs by Lila Design.
May 11, 2010 - Lila Design has designed and delivered two livery design programmes for private jet owners.
Meet here the Boeing 757-200 livery design project >>
Management Reference Guides about the Boeing 737s
May 10, 2010 - Lila Design has designed and delivered the B737MRG aircraft liveries, covers and chapter page lay outs for the official Managment Reference Guides about the Boeing 737.
The MRG pilot guide is written and issued by Pat Boone and is for professional airline and simulator pilots operating the Boeing 737. This pilot guide provides technical notes and management advise to handle over 300 non-normals. These notes are based on more than 20 years and over 12,000 hours line and simulator training experience and on feedback from many 737-drivers worldwide.
There are several excellent technical guides that describe 737 systems in depth, such as Bill Bulfer's Cockpit Companion and Chris Brady's Technical Guide, which I can recommend. The MRG is more of a practical guide that tries to go beyond... This guide :
More information at: www.b737mrg.net
• Aircraft Livery Design
• Events/Flying Billboards
• Aircraft Livery Engineering
• Airline Corporate ID Design
• Aircraft/Fleet Visualizations
Company news
New private jet liveries. Designs by Lila Design.
May 11, 2010 - Lila Design has designed and delivered two livery design programmes for private jet owners.
Meet here the Boeing 757-200 livery design project >>
Management Reference Guides about the Boeing 737s
May 10, 2010 - Lila Design has designed and delivered the B737MRG aircraft liveries, covers and chapter page lay outs for the official Managment Reference Guides about the Boeing 737.
The MRG pilot guide is written and issued by Pat Boone and is for professional airline and simulator pilots operating the Boeing 737. This pilot guide provides technical notes and management advise to handle over 300 non-normals. These notes are based on more than 20 years and over 12,000 hours line and simulator training experience and on feedback from many 737-drivers worldwide.
There are several excellent technical guides that describe 737 systems in depth, such as Bill Bulfer's Cockpit Companion and Chris Brady's Technical Guide, which I can recommend. The MRG is more of a practical guide that tries to go beyond... This guide :
- explains conditions for all warning lights to illuminate
- describes how to manage flight once a failure has occurred
- proposes methods to solve or to work around the problem
- alerts for potential subsequent (double) failures
- contains many thumb-rules and tips-&-tricks
- refers to FCOM, QRH, FCTM, DDG-MEL, JAR-FAR/FC
More information at: www.b737mrg.net
