Airline tail art: Corporate creativity

Written by Tim Blight

Writer, traveller, amateur photographer, teacher. Based in Melbourne and Lahore.

July 22, 2017

Airline tail art: Corporate creativity

Over the past few months I’ve been running a series of galleries highlighting the most interesting, creative and even beautiful airline tails from around the world. I’ve photographed tails with stylised flags, birds, animals, designs, national emblems and icons, each representing the airline’s home nation’s culture or pride.

Today I’m wrapping up the series with corporate logos. Airlines base their logos on a variety of inspiration; national colours, local culture or business image. Here’s the final instalment of airline tail art, with corporate creativity.

Which is your favourite? Is there another beautiful airline design that I haven’t featured here? Comment below!

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4 Comments

  1. Anna Johnston

    Volotea…. that’s rad! 🙂 I’ve been thinking I need to find a table cloth in that print too. It’s a sign.

    Reply
    • Tim Blight

      I know, right? When I saw that, I almost tripped over myself trying to get my camera out. Great design!
      And if you see a tea towel with the same print, pls let me know 🙂

      Reply
  2. Andrew Boland

    the tartan one might be better suited to a Scottish Airline…. 😛

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    • Tim Blight

      I assumed it WAS a Scottish airline at first – I had to google Volotea. An interesting choice for a Spanish airline…

      Reply

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