Airline Logo Quiz

1. A tail design shows the profile of Pualani, a woman wearing a hibiscus flower in her hair. Which airline does it identify?

2. Which airline's celebrated “Tsurumaru” mark depicts a crane with outstretched wings inside a red circle?

3. A brand manual calls its flowing, calligraphic emblem the “Brushwing.” Which airline does the symbol belong to?

4. A designer is asked to reproduce the airline identity built around a shamrock. Which carrier's branding should the designer study?

5. Which airline uses an oryx—the national animal of Qatar—as its prominent emblem?

6. Which airline is represented by the long-established “Flying Kangaroo” emblem?

7. At an airport, you notice a blue-and-gold airline identity featuring a harp. Which carrier is the best match?

8. A white silhouette of a wild goose in flight appears within a red circular field. Which airline does this mark represent?

9. Which airline uses a maple leaf as the central national symbol in its visual identity?

10. Which airline's wordmark is traditionally topped by a stylized crown?

11. An aviation branding guide mentions a red-and-blue emblem derived from the wau bulan, a traditional Malaysian moon kite. Which airline is being discussed?

12. Which airline calls its angular, triangular red emblem the “Widget”?

13. A red, ribbon-like “Speedmarque” appears beside an airline's name. Which carrier owns this visual signature?

14. A wordmark pairs flowing Arabic calligraphy with the airline name written in English below it. Which carrier is most closely associated with this arrangement?

15. A traveler describes an airline tail bearing a stylized crane enclosed by a circle. Which carrier does the description identify?

16. You see a tail emblem based on the koru, a Māori spiral form associated with an unfurling silver fern frond. Which airline is it?