Korean Air Logo

A corporate wordmark reading "KOREAN AIR" in bold, serif-influenced uppercase letters rendered in a strong medium-blue. To the left of the wordmark sits a circular taeguk-like emblem: a two-part red and dark-blue yin-yang style swirl (the K...

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KOREAN AIR blue wordmark with red-and-blue taeguk circle and small SkyTeam emblem on dark background.
Korean Air logo

About Korean Air

A corporate wordmark reading "KOREAN AIR" in bold, serif-influenced uppercase letters rendered in a strong medium-blue. To the left of the wordmark sits a circular taeguk-like emblem: a two-part red and dark-blue yin-yang style swirl (the Korean taeguk). The whole mark is presented on a dark navy rectangular band; at the far right, a small circular SkyTeam alliance emblem and the word "SKYTEAM" arced above it are visible.

The design is flat and two-dimensional with high contrast between the blue wordmark, the red/blue taeguk, and the dark navy background. The layout reads left-to-right: taeguk emblem, large brand name, then the small alliance insignia at the right edge.

What's in it: taeguk (Korean yin-yang symbol) stylized swirl (SkyTeam roundel)

Shapes: wordmark circle horizontal rectangle (background band) small roundel curved/swirling shapes

Style: corporate clean flat minimalist emblem

Text in logo: KOREAN AIR

The circular red-and-blue taeguk evokes South Korea (the Korean yin-yang symbol); the blue wordmark and roundel imply aviation, sky, and motion.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Medium blue (wordmark)
#1E73BE · primary
Dark navy (background band)
#071B2D · secondary
Taeguk deep blue
#0B3B8C · accent
Taeguk red
#D72631 · accent
White
#FFFFFF · accent

Korean Air Logo History

Korean Air is the flag carrier airline of South Korea, founded in 1969; it is a member of the SkyTeam airline alliance.

Frequently asked

What is the circular red-and-blue symbol?

It's a taeguk-style yin-yang symbol (red and blue swirl) associated with Korean identity.

Does this logo show an airline alliance?

Yes — a small SkyTeam roundel and the word "SKYTEAM" appear at the right of the mark.

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