Air Canada Logo
- Download PNG Air Canada Logo PNG The Air Canada logo has gone through at least seven updates.
- Meaning and history 1937 The original name (Trans-Canada Air Lines) was reflected in the earliest emblem.
- You could see it in the form of the abbreviation “TCA” placed over a red maple leaf.
- 1945 The plane disappeared from the Air Canada logo leaving only the lettering “TCA” over the maple leaf.
- There was also a version with the lettering “Air Canada” below.
- 1987 The leaf (which is now slightly less bright) has been placed above the lettering “Air Canada,” which is given in black.
- 1994 Once again, the company name goes red.
- 2005 – present The serifs have been removed, while the type has grown somewhat lighter.
- The overall style has remained virtually unchanged, though.
- 2017 – present In addition to the all-red version, the company added a logo where the wordmark is black.
- Font and color The solid and elegant Air Canada logotype in all capitals is executed in a bold sans-serif typeface with clean lines and wide shapes of the letters.
- The typeface of the inscription is very similar to such modern fonts as Sweet Gothic Medium and Indecise Expanded Medium.
- The black color of the inscription is complemented by a red and white emblem, celebrating the symbol of the country, the maple leaf, and the color palette of its national flag.
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