Spirit Airlines Logo
- Its operating bases are located in over five cities, including Atlantic City and Chicago–O’Hare.
- It looks unusual and memorable.
- The gradient adds some dimension and softens the square shapes.
- 2007 The brick design is replaced by an easier-to-grasp logo.
- Both the words in the name of the company are italicized, although the types are different.
- The red accent seen in the previous emblem is still there – it has taken the form of a red curve on the letter “r.” While both the word “Spirit” and the word “Airlines” are lowercase, the former is by far larger and more visible.
- The type combines square angles with the bold curve of the “r.” 2014 The Spirit Airlines logo has grown even simpler.
- The word “Airlines” has disappeared.
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