Rather, we are talking about special liveries: specially marked aircraft from Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, American Airlines, and other carriers are being worked into normal schedules that everyone can take. United’s Stars And Stripes Goes GlobalCredit: Simple FlyingUnited Airlines took a very different approach, putting its Stars and Stripes design on two aircraft: Boeing 787-10 N91007 and Boeing 737-800 N78285. FlightAware records show the aircraft operating between Chicago and São Paulo, Honolulu and Chicago, Chicago and Tokyo, Tokyo and Los Angeles. American’s America250 Aircraft Are Hiding In Plain SightCredit: ShutterstockAmerican Airlines' America250 celebration is particularly interesting because the airline is simultaneously marking its own centennial year. More Stars & Stripes Are In The AirCredit: ShutterstockSouthwest and United may have the most recognizable America 250 aircraft, but the celebration extends well beyond the carriers with dedicated full-body liveries.