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Air Corsica is a prominent airline company that operates in Corsica, France. It is owned by the Corsican Collectivity and EDF Invest. The company provides domestic and international flights, connecting Corsica to major European cities. With its main base at Ajaccio Napoleon Bonaparte Airport, Air Corsica serves as a vital link for travelers seeking to explore the stunning landscapes and cultural heritage of Corsica.
Meaning and history
Air Corsica is a French airline founded by the Corsican Chamber of Commerce in 1989. Since its establishment, the airline has achieved several milestones. It operates scheduled and charter flights, connecting Corsica with various destinations in France and Europe. Over the years, Air Corsica has expanded its route network and fleet, offering increased connectivity and improved services to passengers. It has received recognition for its punctuality and customer satisfaction. Currently, Air Corsica continues to strengthen its position in the market, focusing on providing reliable and efficient air travel options for both leisure and business travelers to and from Corsica.
What is Air Corsica?
Air Corsica is a regional airline based in Corsica, France. It operates scheduled domestic and international flights, primarily serving destinations within Corsica and mainland France. With a focus on providing convenient travel options for both residents and tourists, Air Corsica offers reliable services and a comfortable flying experience.
1989 – 2000
The original logo of the company, known today as Air Corsica, was created in 1989 and stayed active for the first ten years of the brand’s history. It was a medium-blue and white composition, with the delicate airy emblem drawn in the center of the banner with the help of thin lines, forming two stylized wings; and a bold geometric “Corse Mediterranee” inscription in a heavy modern sand-serif font, written right above the graphical element.
2000 – 2010
The redesign of 2000 has removed all graphical elements from the composition and put the main accent on the CCM abbreviation, which was heavily enlarged and drawn in stable geometric capitals in intense blue against a transparent background. The abbreviation was accompanied by a slightly slanted title case sans-serif “Airlines”, set under the main part and executed in a lighter shade of blue.
2010 – Today
In 2010 a new logo was designed for the company, after it was officially renamed to Air Corsica. It is now composed of an emblem, depicting a Moor’s Head in blue and white, and an elegant yet super modern italicized uppercase wordmark in an extended sans-serif font. Moor’s Head is an image, that depicts the head of a black moor and was adopted as an official flag of Corsica in 1980.
