Airline Logos Database With Auto Updates

Yes, you can download all airline logos in a single .zip file or access them programmatically via the Airhex API for direct integration into your product

All logos maintain a consistent aspect ratio and format, designed for easy integration without additional editing, perfect for websites, mobile apps, or other media. Most clients are able to use logos in their production environment within an hour. It is that simple.

Our team checks, reviews, and updates all airline logos daily to ensure you always have the most recent and relevant logos on hand.

We track all changes both manually and programmatically with our very own software that checks and compares an airline's logo changes on its own website. And if there are any changes or a new airline takes off, our illustrators are notified and we roll out a fresh version of the logo within a few hours. Some of the biggest travel brands rely on Airhex.

This endpoint retrieves a specific airline logo with output as a ready to use PNG static image file or SVG vector image file.

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Finding good quality logos is a difficult and sometimes impossible task.

Even if you have found and downloaded a logo — you would need to edit, resize, adjust and convert it, and that would take even more time and money, not to mention cause possible copyright or trademark infringement.

Trying to re-create airline logos is a tedious and time-consuming task. It might be prohibitively expensive to recreate logos, depending on where in the world you or your contractors are located. It could also take months of full-time, non-stop work by a highly experienced illustrator to complete the project, by which time some of the initial logos created may have already become obsolete.

That’s why we've done all the hard work for you including compliance tasks, so you can get on with more important things.

Get ready-to-use airline logos matched with airline IATA and ICAO codes in just minutes. Saving weeks of time and thousands of dollars. All of our team members have been working in the online travel industry for at least five years and have high levels of experience and expertise in graphic design and illustration.

The logo database includes airline logos in both PNG and SVG formats. The logos are organized within folders labeled "IATA" and "ICAO" and are named according to their respective codes, such as /iata/EK.png or /icao/EK.svg for Emirates. To provide the best performance and minimize page-load time, all images including airline logos are to be compressed. For PNG airline logos there is a method called lossless compression that saves up to 80% of image size (and reduces download time substantially) without compromising image quality. We developed and improved this technology and can do compression on-the-fly, so Airhex logos are always as small as possible without compromising quality. Plus, you can use a worldwide network of CDN servers for even faster content delivery or even host logos on your own servers.

Airline logos are critical to your conversion rate. Would your customers trust a service that provides any wrong information during the first stages in a purchase funnel? Wouldn't they be concerned with outdated airline logos? Of course they would be. To provide the most accurate data, you have to keep your airline logos constantly updated.

Nowadays it's also important to provide HD Retina-ready / vector images for your customers. As you know, the quality of a website and the information it provides is critical for building trust between a brand and its customers.

We handle all airline logos in vector format with the same aspect ratio for ease of use. These logos look great on every device including desktop and mobile phones and are easy to integrate into existing systems.

Since SVG logos have a minimal size and PNG files can be compressed without losing quality through lossless compression, the visual load time of your search results and booking pages affects your conversion rate and revenue. Did you know Amazon discovered that for every 100ms of latency, it loses 1% in sales?