IATA Logo
A high-contrast, monochrome emblem: a white globe with vertical and horizontal grid lines sits centered above a pair of stylized, horizontal wings. The wings are blocky with three horizontal cut-lines on each side, creating a streamlined, a...
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About IATA
A high-contrast, monochrome emblem: a white globe with vertical and horizontal grid lines sits centered above a pair of stylized, horizontal wings. The wings are blocky with three horizontal cut-lines on each side, creating a streamlined, aerodynamic look.
Beneath the emblem is a bold, italic sans-serif wordmark reading "IATA" in uppercase. The entire mark is white on a solid black square background, giving a strong, corporate aviation identity.
What's in it: globe wings
Shapes: circle (globe) horizontal stylized wings wordmark horizontal lines
Style: monochrome flat corporate stylized geometric
Text in logo: IATA
Evokes global air transport — the globe represents worldwide connectivity and the wings signify flight/airlines.
Colors
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IATA Logo History
IATA is the International Air Transport Association, the global trade association for airlines, founded in 1945.
Frequently asked
What does IATA stand for?
IATA stands for the International Air Transport Association.
What do the globe and wings represent?
Visually they represent global connectivity (globe) and air travel/airlines (wings).
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