JetBlue Airbus A320 N706JB in Peacock Special Livery First Visit to Curaçao
JetBlue Airbus A320-232 N706JB, named "This Peacock Can Fly," made its first visit to Curaçao on March 25th 2024, arriving from New York JFK on flight B6625.
The Peacock special livery was created as part of a partnership between JetBlue and NBCUniversal's Peacock streaming service. The striking design features a bold peacock feather motif across the tail, bringing the streaming platform's colourful brand identity onto one of JetBlue's most visually distinctive aircraft. The partnership reflects JetBlue's longstanding approach of using its fleet as a canvas for creative collaborations, a tradition that has produced some of the most recognisable special liveries in North American aviation.
N706JB is an Airbus A320-232, one of the older members of JetBlue's A320 fleet, and has been a popular subject among aviation photographers since the Peacock livery was applied — the combination of the colourful tail design and the aircraft's frequent Caribbean routes has made it a welcome visitor at airports throughout the region.
March marks the beginning of the harshest spotting conditions of the year in Curaçao, with heat haze becoming increasingly problematic as temperatures climb — a challenge that will be familiar to anyone who has tried to photograph aircraft in the Caribbean sun.
