Air Moldova Logo PNG
Air Moldova is a prominent airline company today, specializing in both domestic and international flights. The company’s owner is the Civil Aviation Authority of the Republic of Moldova. Air Moldova operates from its main hub, Chisinau International Airport, and serves a wide range of destinations across Europe, including popular cities like Istanbul, London, Paris, and Moscow. The airline has a strong reputation for its commitment to safety, reliability, and customer satisfaction.
Meaning and history
Air Moldova is an airline based in the Republic of Moldova. It was founded in 1993 by the government of Moldova. Over the years, the airline has achieved several milestones, including expanding its route network to various destinations in Europe, Russia, and the Middle East. It has also modernized its fleet by introducing new aircraft and improving passenger services.
Currently, Air Moldova operates a fleet of modern Airbus and Embraer aircraft. It continues to provide scheduled passenger services to multiple destinations, offering both domestic and international flights. The airline aims to enhance its operations, maintain high safety standards, and provide a comfortable travel experience to its customers.
What is Air Moldova?
Air Moldova is the national flag carrier airline of the Republic of Moldova. It operates both domestic and international flights, connecting Chisinau, the capital city, to various destinations in Europe and beyond. With a fleet of modern aircraft, Air Moldova offers reliable and comfortable travel options for passengers.
1993 – 2003
The original Air Moldova logo, designed in 1993, was quite usual and minimalistic. The badge featured just uppercase lettering in a bright and dark shade of blue, written against a white background in a slanted geometric sans-serif typeface with no graphical additions.
2003 – now
The redesign of 2003 kept the blue as the main color of the Air Moldova visual identity but hanged the style of the logo. The lettering in the modern and stylish sans-serif font was now set under the emblem with the blue, yellow, and red flag inscribed into a wing emblem.
