Emirates airline has created a stunning art work to mark its 20-year relationship with Premier League champions, Arsenal.
A sculpture of the club’s crest has been fashioned by Emirates’ engineers and technicians using recycled components from the airline's Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 jets.
The Aircrafted Arsenal Crest will be displayed in the Emirates hospitality suite at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium.
Aviation buffs might have to look closely at the crest to find the aircraft parts used in its construction. At the heart of the iconic cannon motif is a main landing gear wheel hub, while a section of titanium air duct has been cut and reshaped to create its barrel.
The Arsenal lettering has been shaped from aircraft windows and fitted with integrated lighting.
The cannon has appeared in every version of Arsenal’s emblem since 1905 and inspired the club’s famous nickname, The Gunners.