10 AUG, 2023
Sushim Mukul
The 'flying Dutchman,' even after its merger with Air France, has a blue crown emblem representing the Netherlands' royal heritage, where blue symbolises trust and reliability.
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The Speedmarque design, featuring the Union Jack in red, white, and blue, conveys British heritage, epitomising the airline's pioneering role in global aviation.
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Deriving its name from the Sanskrit word "vistaar", it showcases an 8-pointed star symbolising excellence, simplicity, and an unbounded universe.
Photo: Thai Airways
Its stylised purple and gold emblem, resembling a traditional dancer's headgear, stands for elegance, reflecting the graceful Thai culture and hospitality.
Photo: Air New Zealand
The iconic koru symbol in black and white signifies renewal and growth, inspired by Maori art, representing the airline's connection to New Zealand's rich heritage.
Photo: Qatar Airways
The maroon Oryx symbolises elegance and strength, reflecting Qatar's heritage. The logo's modern Arabic calligraphy showcases its artistry and hospitality in a global context.
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The red, white, and blue embody freedom, leadership, and national pride, underscoring the airline's legacy as the American flag carrier.
Photo: Air India
The Indian flag carrier's logo has spokes of the Konark wheel inside a red swan, where the wheel inspires to keep evolving and the swan stands for purity and grace.
Photo: Qantas
The kangaroo logo in red and white mirrors Australia's wildlife and culture, emphasising its spirit of exploration and endurance in aviation.
Photo: Alaska Airlines
The Eskimo face in shades of blue and green reflects Alaska's native culture and ecology, depicting the airline's roots in serving remote communities reaching challenging terrains.