Air India Logo
A tapered, wing-like red emblem pointing right with a fan of yellow-orange rays emanating from a circular hub near the thicker trailing edge. The emblem is positioned to the left of a two-line wordmark: a stylized Devanagari line above and...
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About Air India
A tapered, wing-like red emblem pointing right with a fan of yellow-orange rays emanating from a circular hub near the thicker trailing edge. The emblem is positioned to the left of a two-line wordmark: a stylized Devanagari line above and the English words "AIR INDIA" in a bold, italicised red sans-serif below.
The emblem reads as a streamlined, stylised bird/aircraft tail or wing with a sunburst motif at its base (many rays fanning outward). The wordmark and emblem share the same red hue and slanted, forward-leaning treatment that suggests motion.
What's in it: stylised flying swan / wing sunburst (Konark wheel-like)
Shapes: tapered wing/fin sunburst / radial rays horizontal stacked wordmark
Style: stylised geometric flat wordmark motion-oriented
Text in logo: Devanagari wordmark above; "AIR INDIA" in English below
Evokes flight and motion (stylised bird/wing) combined with a sunburst motif that references Indian heritage (Konark-like wheel).
Colors
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Air India Logo History
This is the current emblem of Air India: a stylised flying-swan/wing combined with a Konark sunburst, used as the carrier's primary logo following a modern rebrand of its identity.
Frequently asked
Which airline uses this logo?
Air India.
What do the emblem's elements represent?
Visually it combines a stylised flying wing or swan with a sunburst motif (Konark-like), suggesting flight and Indian heritage.
What are the main colours?
A deep India red (#C8102E) and a sunburst amber (#FFB300) on a white background.
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