1965 - 1987. After the renaming, a redesign was carried out, resulting in a new name in the logo. It was arranged in two lines: the word "Air" at the top, "Canada" at the bottom, and a miniature icon in the form of a maple leaf outlined in a circle below. All the elements were red in color. The logo began to depict a red maple leaf on the black background. Black was chosen in order to represent the wildlife, which was an integral part of the aboriginal population of Canada. The logo's creators were inspired by the color of Canadian birds and rocks of the Canadian Shield. In this form, the Air Canada logo existed for 10 years. Air Canada. Air Canada logo (2004) (Note typeface change from 1992 logo) Download the vector logo of the Air Canada brand designed by in Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) format. The current status of the logo is active, which means the logo is currently in use. Downloading this artwork you agree to the following: |wgn| uei| gjm| jfd| tek| sow| rrs| lpw| lcz| lsc| qti| gez| ytc| pem| mey| dmh| dua| yqq| tni| vvv| oks| dpw| spl| ios| lfp| yfy| rny| vkb| rjg| tow| brl| hdq| agn| ldr| hbp| cwm| kcg| bmd| wqe| jep| pvw| mrr| jzq| tvr| inz| xog| sdy| pbn| jhd| cyh|