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Colors reveal much about a brand’s character, intentions and values. As cultural meanings shift with trends, selecting a brand color is much like choosing an outfit: one dominant color to represent the core identity, complemented by an accent and a neutral tone for balance and emphasis. Explore how the airline industry approaches colors.

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Overview of colors used

The color spectrum of the websites of the world’s leading airline brands often features a muted palette of blues, accented by touches of yellow, brown, red or rose.


Display of colors used on the websites, excluding images

Neutrals

Vivid colors

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Potential for differentiation

For reasons that may be obvious or not, green is a rarely chosen color in airline branding.


Positioning of colors used based on their hue

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Breakdown per brand

Most of the brands feature one dominant primary color enhancing orientation and brand recognition, online and offline. This is particularly important given the multi-touchpoint, multi-brand customer journey from booking and flying to engaging in activities at the destination.


Color distribution by brand

Air Canada

Air China

Air France

Alaska Airlines

American Airlines

ANA

British Airways

China Eastern

China Southern

Delta

Easyjet

Emirates

Japan Airlines

Jetblue

KLM

Korean Air

LATAM Airlines

Lufthansa

Qantas

Qatar Airways

Ryanair

Singapore Airlines

Southwest Airlines

Turkish Airlines

United Airlines

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