Transavia Logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Transavia Logo PNG Transavia is the name of the KLM sub-brand, which was established in 1965.
- Throughout more than the first years of the company’s existence, it has changed or refined its logo six times, which is more than once a decade.
- Though there has always been one main thing in the Transavia logo — green color, a symbol of success, growth, and prosperity.
- 1966 – 1986 The very first Transavia logo was designed in 1966 and stayed with the air carrier for twenty years, which is quite long.
- 1986 – 1994 The redesign of 1986 completely changed the logo of the Dutch airline and darkened its color palette.
- It was a pretty progressive and energetic emblem, which looked good on light backgrounds and planes of the company.
- 1994 – 2005 In 1994 the company changes its logo again.
- Now it is composed of a delicate blue wordmark placed on the left from the new emblem.
- The emblem features four horizontal and diagonal lines in green and blue, forming an abstract wing.
- It was a horizontal blue badge with rounded edges and a lowercase inscription, there the “Transavia” part was drawn in white, and “.com” in lime green.
- It was based on the wordmark from the previous version, but the colors were switched — the lettering was now executed in blue and green and placed on a white background, on the right from the newly-designed emblem of the company.
- The emblem featured a solid lime-green circle in a blue outline and with a lowercase blue “T” in the middle.
- 2015 – Today The redesign of 2015 brought a new color palette and fresh air to the Transavia visual identity.
- The company decided to keep its green circle with the lowercase “T” on it, but now it is a light green and white combo, with the letter executed in a fancy custom rounded typeface: as for the logotype, it is drawn in the same shade of green, and written in the lowercase of a stylish and modern sans-serif typeface with full-shaped contours of the letters.
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