Well, the reason for this is that Aloha Air Cargo has applied a special livery to the starboard side of N834AL. In a ceremony earlier in the day, Aloha Air Cargo and Love's Bakery unveiled the livery to the public. Here's a picture of the livery taken after the aircraft was moved back into the hangar after the ceremony.
The Love's Bakery livery is only on the starboard side of the aircraft. The tail is painted red with the Love's name on its typical yellow background. The words "Hawaii's Fresh Express" are on the rear part of the fuselage with the iconic red and white checkerboard Love's logo on the front part. The engine is also painted red, with "Aloha Air Cargo" in white. The port side is painted in the new Aloha Air Cargo livery.
See another picture in the Honolulu Advertiser
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We taxied by yesterday and were wondering what the all white bird was all about. The mechanics were just pulling the tape off the tail to reveal red. When we came back, there were two tractor trailers painted in red with Aloha Air Cargo jets/logos and the new Love's bread aircraft on the side sitting next to the half-and-half painted jet. It's a great marketing scheme and looks great. The new Aloha Air Cargo green logo on the left, the red Love's Bakery logo on the right.
AAH has white decal sheets applied to hide the Love's logo ... they did to N840AL as well before they unveiled it last October.
The Aloha Air Cargo "Love Jet" was painted by Straube's Aircraft Services here in Hawaii. Check out their website at http://www.airstraube.com/.
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