Who uses white unmarked aircraft in the UK?

Question

Who uses white unmarked aircraft in the UK?

Answer 1

It could be a new plane flying in for fitting out and a new livery!

Although you'd expect some numbering/lettering on it.

Answer 2

ether new planes waiting to get paint or Planes that carry criminals beign transered, For safty porpuses.

Answer 3

Air Scotland (Greece Airways)

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?i...

unless they dont operate anymore

if not Air Scotland (Greece Airways) in may just be a newly made aircraft with no livery getting tests done on it

Answer 4

these are aircraft that have been built but not been purchased by any airlines, they are called white tips, they are like a new unregistered car on the showroom forecourt with no number plates

Answer 5

All airlines do this from time to time.

Answer 6

Astreaus took delivery of two 757's recently with no livery (white aircraft).

Answer 7

Back in the 60s a white Buccaneer prototype flew from Boscombe Down to RAF Tengah in Singapore as its trial before going into full production so I guess that they paint prototypes white.

Answer 8

The American CIA on rendition flights.

Answer 9

Not only new and prototypes but a huge number of ad-hoc charter planes are in plain white.  As it could be a different tour company chartering them each day, it makes no sense to paint a livery on, just keep to the basic.  I once saw 7 jumbo jets - 747's - all landing one after the other, all plain white and all chartered in for one football match.