Paint gaffe leaves plane displaying very rude message along its side

This is what the planes is meant to look like - before the door opens. Photo / Twitter

First there was Cathay Paciic, now another airline has made headlines with a hilarious blunder on one of their planes.

Thomas Cook has a rather rude message on one of its planes which was meant to say "I love Cooks Club".

A paint job fail means that, when the plane door opens, the "o" looks like a "c" and the message becomes a whole new thing altogether.

Thomas Cook also had a livery fail

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Cook's Club is Thomas Cook's "millennial-focused" hotel brand which offers "zen vibes" and "amazing cocktails".

"It goes with out saying it's an accident, but it is one way to highlight where the emergency exit is," a Thomas Cook spokesperson told The Sun.

This paint job blunder comes just weeks after Cathay Pacific's missing "f" on one of their planes.

Oops this special livery won’t last long! She’s going back to the shop!
(Source: HKADB) pic.twitter.com/20SRQpKXET

— Cathay Pacific (@cathaypacific) September 19, 2018