Air Canada Unveils Disney ‘Zootopia 2’ Livery on Airbus A220: See the Photos!
Air Canada has introduced a vibrant Disney ‘Zootopia 2’-themed livery on its Airbus A220, which will service multiple destinations across Canada and the United States.
In an announcement made on November 6, 2025, the airline revealed that this Disney-themed aircraft will fly to cities such as Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver, Los Angeles, New York LaGuardia, Denver, and Boston.
“This special livery adds excitement to our growing relationship with Disney. Travel, like storytelling, embodies imagination, connection, and a sprinkle of magic,” stated Andy Shibata, Vice President of Brand at Air Canada. “We are delighted to share this experience with Disney fans and families who cherish the thrill of travel.”
Characters such as Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde will grace the aircraft’s exterior, alongside newcomers Gary De’Snake and Nibbles Maplestick, as well as the beloved sloth, Flash.
Quincy Kelman, Vice-President of Marketing for Walt Disney Studios Canada, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration. “We are excited to partner with Air Canada to elevate the magic of ‘Zootopia 2’. As Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde make their return to theaters, this partnership encourages fans to embark on an unforgettable journey where adventure and storytelling unite, embodying the spirit of both Disney and Air Canada,” added Kelman.
This ‘Zootopia 2’-themed aircraft marks Air Canada’s third Disney-inspired livery. In November 2023, the airline showcased characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios’ ‘Wish’ on one of its Boeing 787 Dreamliners. Earlier, in February 2022, an A220 featured designs from Disney/Pixar’s ‘Turning Red’.
Moreover, Air Canada isn’t the first airline to display a ‘Zootopia 2’-themed aircraft. On October 28, 2025, China Airlines announced its plans to launch Taiwan’s debut Disney-themed aircraft, also incorporating designs from the latest film.
What do you think about the growing collaboration between airlines and beloved franchises like Disney?
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