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Oh I Will Disagree With You 150,000 Percent. Livery On An Airliner Plays A Big Part On Wether Passengers Fly On It Or Not.
The Eurowhite In Particular Became Very Popular With Airlines And Passengers Alike As A Clean White Aircraft With Beuatiful Colored Highlights Gives The Impression Of Safe Well Maintained, Reliable Aircraft. Plus Passengers Want To Be On Aesthetically Pleasing Aircraft/ Liveries, Just as They Want To Be In That Sharp Looking Sportscar.
Now Imagine If An Ocean Cruiseliner Looked Like A 1920s Rustbucket Ready To Sink At The First Sign of a 2 Foot Swell Think Any Passengers Would Book A Vacation? Airliners Are No Different Than An Immaculate Ferrari Or The Lastest Floating City From Carnival Cruise Lines In The Eyes Of Joe Public.
BTW There's a HUGE Difference In The Aircraft You Posted, To Me Anyway.
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1011 is exactly right! Like for me, AA has one of the worst liveries IMO. I think this says that these planes are not cared for as much as those of SQ, or ANA, or even United. Even though AA's livery saves money, it does not igve the best impression. And it shows considering they are a 3 star airline.