Japan's All Nippon Airways can't get enough Star Wars.
The airline has announced two new planes, both painted to resemble characters from the movies. One will be painted like R2-D2, and the other will feature the droid character debuting in Force Awakens, BB-8.
Monday's announcement follows the April reveal of the airline's first R2-D2 jet.
The ANA Star Wars Project is a partnership with Lucasfilm Ltd., which is owned by Disney. Check out ANA's video to see a rendering of the planes traveling to a galaxy far, far away:
In addition to the exterior theme, the planes will have Star Wars headrest covers and other themed amenities. Star Wars Episodes I through VI will be available on demand.
The airline's first R2-D2 plane is set to begin service Oct. 18, 2015, according to the blog Stuck at the Airport.