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Requires the payware Aerosoft Airbus Extended A320Neo This livery was unveiled to the public on 3 July 2013 for the Australian division of the airline. The new look livery is part of a re-vamp of the airline subsequent to its take-over by Virgin Australia. It will be the budget carrier for Virgin Australia, competing directly with Jetstar, as Virgin Australia moves up-market to compete directly with Qantas as a full-service airline. According to the airline, the yellow and black dots represent point to point travel and the yellow tail to the 'g' represents both the tail of the tiger and a welcoming smile.

Requires the payware Aerosoft Airbus Extended A320Neo. This livery was revealed to the public earlier in 2013, and is being applied right across the airline's fleet. This livery is based on the expected IAE engines in the A320 range currently on order, though it is expected that the A321 fleet with be powered by CFM.

Requires the payware Aerosoft Airbus Extended A320Neo. This livery was revealed to the public in June 2013, and will be applied first to the new B787-900 currently on order by Air New Zealand. It is understood that in time this livery will be applied to other aircraft in the fleet (including the A320Neo) to replace the current blue/aqua livery. Some new A320Neo aircraft nearing delivery have an all-white fuselage but feature the new tail, font, and black sharklets. A few aircraft will also have this all-black version of the livery just as some have the current black/grey/white livery acknowledging New Zealanders' madness about football!

Requires the payware Aerosoft Airbus Extended A320Neo. This livery was revealed to the public in June 2013, and will be applied first to the new B787-900 currently on order by Air New Zealand. It is understood that in time this livery will be applied to other aircraft in the fleet (including the A320Neo) to replace the current blue/aqua livery. Some new A320Neo aircraft nearing delivery have an all-white fuselage but feature the new tail, font, and black sharklets. A few aircraft will also have an all-black version of this livery just as some have the current black/grey/white livery acknowledging New Zealanders' madness about football!