Airnorth Logo PNG
Airnorth is an Australian airline that provides regional air services. It is owned by Bristow Helicopters Australia, a subsidiary of Bristow Group Inc. The airline operates flights across Northern Australia, connecting major cities, remote communities, and tourist destinations. With its headquarters in Darwin, Airnorth has bases in various cities, including Broome, Cairns, and Townsville. The company focuses on delivering safe and reliable air transportation, catering to both passenger and cargo needs in the region.
Meaning and history
Airnorth is an Australian airline. Throughout its history, the company has achieved significant milestones. It started as a small charter airline operating in the Northern Territory and has since expanded its operations to include scheduled passenger and cargo services. Airnorth’s commitment to customer satisfaction and safety has earned it a reputation for excellence in the industry. Over the years, the airline has grown its fleet and route network, connecting regional destinations across Australia, including remote and indigenous communities. As of now, Airnorth continues to thrive as a leading regional airline, providing reliable and efficient services to its passengers while contributing to the development of air travel in the country.
What is Airnorth?
Airnorth is an Australian regional airline that provides domestic and international flights. It operates a fleet of turboprop and jet aircraft, serving destinations across Northern Australia, including remote and regional areas. Airnorth is known for its focus on customer service, reliability, and connecting communities in the Northern Territory and beyond.
???? – 2010
The older version of Airnorth Airlines was composed of mixed-style lettering in blue, and a simple emblem, which depicted a geometric contoured frame in the shape of a plane’s tail, and a blue silhouette of a palm, drawn inside it and enclosed into a circular outline. The first part of the company’s name, “Air”, was written in a title case of a modern sans-serif font with the thin horizontally striped pattern of the characters. As for the “North”, it was set in the lowercase of the same typeface and had solid blue bodies of the letters.
2010 – Today
In 2010 the logo of the air carrier from Australia was redesigned for the first time. The color palette remained the same, intense blue and white, white both the lettering and graphical parts were significantly changed. The lowercase wordmark is now set in a stylish and distinctive sans-serif typeface with clean contours of elegant letters. As for the emblem, the tail has kept its shape just became a bit more narrow, and is now painted in blue, and has five six-pointed stars drawn inside it in white and accompanied by a delicate golden curl.
