Onur air Logo
A horizontal wordmark with a circular emblem to the left. The emblem is a thin royal-blue ring interrupted by a red, triangular/chevron shape that points toward the circle center and is attached to a short horizontal red bar — a stylized ai...
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About Onur air
A horizontal wordmark with a circular emblem to the left. The emblem is a thin royal-blue ring interrupted by a red, triangular/chevron shape that points toward the circle center and is attached to a short horizontal red bar — a stylized airplane-tail/wing motif. The ring and red shape sit on a white background.
To the right is the italic, sans-serif wordmark “Onurair” set in two tones: the first four letters (“Onur”) in the same royal blue as the circle and the last three letters (“air”) in a light gray. The wordmark leans slightly right, giving a sense of motion consistent with aviation branding.
What's in it: stylized airplane tail/wing
Shapes: circle (thin ring) triangular/chevron shape horizontal bar italic wordmark
Style: modern minimalist flat italic geometric sans-serif
Text in logo: Onurair
Visually evokes aviation — the red chevron suggests an aircraft tail or wing while the circular ring suggests a globe or motion.
Colors
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Frequently asked
What colors are used in this logo?
Royal blue (primary), crimson red (secondary), and light gray for the last part of the wordmark; white background.
What does the circular emblem represent?
The thin blue ring with a red chevron visually suggests a globe and a stylized aircraft tail/wing, implying aviation and motion.
Is there text in the logo?
Yes — an italic sans-serif wordmark reading "Onurair," with "Onur" in blue and "air" in light gray.
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