It is common practice for airlines to schedule paint jobs for their aircraft every couple of years, especially since planes are sometimes used as a canvas to promote special partnerships, achievements, or a commitment to a global alliance. On the contrary, when it comes to updating the insides of aircraft, it might be several years before an upgrade.
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