The Chickenworks comissioned to create the new Hooter's Air livery!!

Travelin' Man · 12-30-2002, 11:41 PM

A friend of a friend told me that our good friend the Doc over at the Chickenworks was recently comissioned to create the new livery for the Hooter's Airline.

Doc, you lucky bastard. I am sure you will be spending a lot of time conducting field research on this project. We are all looking forward to seeing what you will be creating on this one.

Of course if Mrs. Chicken catches you working on this one, we all may be seeing you at a KFC nearby real soon. On the menu that is!

Sentinel Chicken · 12-31-2002, 09:49 AM

Yesirree, the most important part of developing a new livery is plenty of field research. And sometimes just a handful of field research isn't enough, you know. It's really more of a hands-on sort of project and promises to be very stimulating compared to past projects from The Chicken Works.

Travelin' Man · 12-31-2002, 12:16 PM

Well we are all looking forward to seeing the results of your hands on in the field research. This is one livery that no one here should miss.

Chansen · 01-02-2003, 10:27 AM

Avianca 767 · 01-02-2003, 02:36 PM

Very nice.......can the flight attendants be like the hooters girls...I would definitely be a frequent flyer...........

ZaqAttaq · 01-26-2003, 11:58 PM

I am getting a Metz custom of Hooters Air MD-80 however it probably wont have the orange and black strips, I cant afford that

JOHN JOHNSON · 01-27-2003, 12:35 AM

Suppose if Hooter have 50 aircraft and how about painting different beauties on the tail section that are selected as "Employee of year" in each of states?

If Hooter have one 747 and how about "Miss Hooter" winner from 50 selection?

tjwgrr · 02-04-2003, 02:41 PM

More on Hooters Air:

---------------------------------------------------------------
Press Release Source: Hooters of America, Inc.

Hooters Air Takes Off
Friday January 24, 12:43 pm ET

ATLANTA, Jan. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Hooters of America, Inc. announced that Hooters Air has taken a very important step towards launching its new charter air service. At 11:00 a.m. this morning, a freshly painted Boeing 737, Hooters Air One, rolled out of a hanger at Delta TechOps Center in Atlanta. The plane features an orange and white paint scheme, Hooters Air graphics and a large owl on the tail, from the famous Hooters Restaurant chain. The plane will be flown to Winston-Salem, where work will continue on the aircraft with the installation of a new interior featuring 112 roomy 33-inch blue leather seats. A second aircraft, Hooters Air Two, is scheduled to begin painting on Monday, January 27th. Both aircraft should be passenger ready by March 1st.

Hooters Air is in the process of receiving approval from the Department of Transportation and hopes to announce its first routes in and out of the Myrtle Beach, SC market within the next few weeks. While Hooters Air is not yet taking reservations for its inaugural flights, it has secured the phone number 1-888-FLY-HOOT, which it expects to activate in a few weeks.

Hooters Air will utilize planes and flight crews employed by Pace Airlines of Winston-Salem, NC. Hooters of America, Inc. chairman Robert H. Brooks acquired Pace at the end of 2002 through an LLC that he personally controls. Currently, Pace controls 17 aircraft, including Hooters Air One and Two, and specializes in sports team, corporate and tour company charters. Executives of Piedmont Aviation founded the airline in 1995.

Due to a relationship between Pace and Delta Air Lines, Hooters Air planes are being transformed at the Delta TechOps facility in Atlanta. Pace has announced that all of their aircraft, including those of Hooters Air, are supported through a comprehensive maintenance agreement whereby Delta TechOps provides parts, equipment repairs/overhauls and personnel training.

Hooters Air 737s will be manned by a flight crew consisting of two pilots (wearing traditional pilot uniforms), three flight attendants (wearing khaki pants and orange Hooters Air polo shirts) and two Hooters Girls (wearing traditional Hooters Restaurant uniforms). The flight attendants will be experienced, certified, and the position will be gender neutral. The Hooters Girls will be restaurant employees who will assist with hostess and food/beverage functions as allowed by FAA regulations.

"We feel we have put together the best possible formula for success for Hooters Air," stated Hooters of America, Inc. Vice President of Marketing, Mike McNeil. "Because Pace is providing the planes and flight crews, we have a proven record of safety, stability, and profitability. The maintenance agreement with Delta teams Hooters Air with a proven leader in safety and has increased Pace's dispatch reliability rating to 98 percent. Finally, we add the spark of the Hooters brand name and our 20-year history and proven ability to provide great service and hospitality. Why would you fly any other airline?" said McNeil.

Hooters Air would like to announce routes, rates and schedules within the next month and initiate flight operations before the beginning of summer.

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Source: Hooters of America, Inc.

Chansen · 02-04-2003, 02:52 PM

Someone could do it in all metal.

12-30-2002, 11:41 PM	#1
Travelin' Man Insane Collector Join Date: May 2000 Location: Aspen USA!!! Posts: 1,919	The Chickenworks comissioned to create the new Hooter's Air livery!! A friend of a friend told me that our good friend the Doc over at the Chickenworks was recently comissioned to create the new livery for the Hooter's Airline. Doc, you lucky bastard. I am sure you will be spending a lot of time conducting field research on this project. We are all looking forward to seeing what you will be creating on this one. Of course if Mrs. Chicken catches you working on this one, we all may be seeing you at a KFC nearby real soon. On the menu that is!

12-31-2002, 09:49 AM	#2
Sentinel Chicken Go-Getters Go Ozark Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: DFW/THE GREAT STATE OF TEXAS Posts: 4,167	Yesirree, the most important part of developing a new livery is plenty of field research. And sometimes just a handful of field research isn't enough, you know. It's really more of a hands-on sort of project and promises to be very stimulating compared to past projects from The Chicken Works. __________________ *Piss on noise abatement!*

01-02-2003, 10:27 AM	#4
Chansen Complete Wacko! Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Parker, CO Posts: 3,024	Hope to see yours Doc! Do you remember this one I drew?

01-02-2003, 02:36 PM	#5
Avianca 767 Collector Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: NYC Age: 42 Posts: 82	Very nice.......can the flight attendants be like the hooters girls...I would definitely be a frequent flyer........... __________________ When are going to see a: Aerocondor 707 / A300 Avianca 707 in old colors in Aeroclassics

01-26-2003, 11:58 PM	#6
ZaqAttaq www.wizzair.com Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: State College, PA Age: 19 Posts: 468	I am getting a Metz custom of Hooters Air MD-80 however it probably wont have the orange and black strips, I cant afford that __________________ http://www.statecollegeairport.org Arsenal F.C.

12-31-2002, 12:16 PM	#3
Travelin' Man Insane Collector Join Date: May 2000 Location: Aspen USA!!! Posts: 1,919	Well we are all looking forward to seeing the results of your hands on in the field research. This is one livery that no one here should miss.

01-27-2003, 12:35 AM	#7
JOHN JOHNSON Mysterious Collector Join Date: Sep 2000 Posts: 4,196	How about An Employee of year? Suppose if Hooter have 50 aircraft and how about painting different beauties on the tail section that are selected as "Employee of year" in each of states? If Hooter have one 747 and how about "Miss Hooter" winner from 50 selection? __________________ Who should I consider? Dumbocrat Clinton or Ruptublican Johnny Mc Cain? Jimmy Mc Donald Help me!

02-04-2003, 02:41 PM	#8
tjwgrr Senior Collector Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Grand Rapids, MI Posts: 471	More on Hooters Air More on Hooters Air: --------------------------------------------------------------- Press Release Source: Hooters of America, Inc. Hooters Air Takes Off Friday January 24, 12:43 pm ET ATLANTA, Jan. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Hooters of America, Inc. announced that Hooters Air has taken a very important step towards launching its new charter air service. At 11:00 a.m. this morning, a freshly painted Boeing 737, Hooters Air One, rolled out of a hanger at Delta TechOps Center in Atlanta. The plane features an orange and white paint scheme, Hooters Air graphics and a large owl on the tail, from the famous Hooters Restaurant chain. The plane will be flown to Winston-Salem, where work will continue on the aircraft with the installation of a new interior featuring 112 roomy 33-inch blue leather seats. A second aircraft, Hooters Air Two, is scheduled to begin painting on Monday, January 27th. Both aircraft should be passenger ready by March 1st. Hooters Air is in the process of receiving approval from the Department of Transportation and hopes to announce its first routes in and out of the Myrtle Beach, SC market within the next few weeks. While Hooters Air is not yet taking reservations for its inaugural flights, it has secured the phone number 1-888-FLY-HOOT, which it expects to activate in a few weeks. Hooters Air will utilize planes and flight crews employed by Pace Airlines of Winston-Salem, NC. Hooters of America, Inc. chairman Robert H. Brooks acquired Pace at the end of 2002 through an LLC that he personally controls. Currently, Pace controls 17 aircraft, including Hooters Air One and Two, and specializes in sports team, corporate and tour company charters. Executives of Piedmont Aviation founded the airline in 1995. Due to a relationship between Pace and Delta Air Lines, Hooters Air planes are being transformed at the Delta TechOps facility in Atlanta. Pace has announced that all of their aircraft, including those of Hooters Air, are supported through a comprehensive maintenance agreement whereby Delta TechOps provides parts, equipment repairs/overhauls and personnel training. Hooters Air 737s will be manned by a flight crew consisting of two pilots (wearing traditional pilot uniforms), three flight attendants (wearing khaki pants and orange Hooters Air polo shirts) and two Hooters Girls (wearing traditional Hooters Restaurant uniforms). The flight attendants will be experienced, certified, and the position will be gender neutral. The Hooters Girls will be restaurant employees who will assist with hostess and food/beverage functions as allowed by FAA regulations. "We feel we have put together the best possible formula for success for Hooters Air," stated Hooters of America, Inc. Vice President of Marketing, Mike McNeil. "Because Pace is providing the planes and flight crews, we have a proven record of safety, stability, and profitability. The maintenance agreement with Delta teams Hooters Air with a proven leader in safety and has increased Pace's dispatch reliability rating to 98 percent. Finally, we add the spark of the Hooters brand name and our 20-year history and proven ability to provide great service and hospitality. Why would you fly any other airline?" said McNeil. Hooters Air would like to announce routes, rates and schedules within the next month and initiate flight operations before the beginning of summer. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source: Hooters of America, Inc. Last edited by tjwgrr; 02-04-2003 at 02:45 PM.

02-04-2003, 02:52 PM	#9
Chansen Complete Wacko! Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Parker, CO Posts: 3,024	Looks like a model for 1:400 scale! Someone could do it in all metal.

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