Logo milestone · 1984
Korean Air identifies 1984 as the introduction of its earlier Taegeuk mark. It differs from the later monochromatic redesign. [1]
Logo files, variants & history · SVG, PNG · updated 2 mo ago
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Korean Air’s identity uses a Taegeuk symbol. Its 2025 dark-blue system differs materially from the earlier red-and-blue mark, making the choice of version essential when comparing the airline with other circular logos.
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Korean Air has 12 downloadable files in SVG, PNG in this archive. 2 logo records are catalogued; that is not the number of verified redesigns.
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2025 Taegeuk symbol; source reproduction · Current
Red-blue Taegeuk before March 2025 · Retired
Red-blue Taegeuk before March 2025 · Retired
2025 Taegeuk symbol; source reproduction · Current
Red-blue Taegeuk before March 2025 · Retired
2025 Taegeuk symbol; source reproduction · Current
Red-blue Taegeuk before March 2025 · Retired
2025 Taegeuk symbol; source reproduction · Current
Red-blue Taegeuk before March 2025 · Retired
2025 Taegeuk symbol; source reproduction · Current
Red-blue Taegeuk before March 2025 · Retired
2025 Taegeuk symbol; source reproduction · Current
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Logo milestone · 1984
Korean Air identifies 1984 as the introduction of its earlier Taegeuk mark. It differs from the later monochromatic redesign. [1]
Logo milestone · 2025-03-11
Korean Air unveiled a dark-blue Taegeuk reinterpretation and a new logotype. The identity includes symbol-only and symbol-plus-name configurations; the shortened wording on some applications does not establish a corporate rename. [1]
Visual identity milestone · 2025
Lippincott documents its identity and livery work with Korean Air. Dalton Maag identifies Korean Air Sans as a custom Latin type family developed for the airline. [2] [3]
Compiled 2026-09-08 by AI-assisted source review. Each statement links its sources; an editor has not yet independently confirmed them.
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Design context
The well-known Pepsi comparison concerns historical red-and-blue artwork.
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1984: Korean Air identifies 1984 as the introduction of its earlier Taegeuk mark. It differs from the later monochromatic redesign. 2025-03-11: Korean Air unveiled a dark-blue Taegeuk reinterpretation and a new logotype. The identity includes symbol-only and symbol-plus-name configurations; the shortened wording on some applications does not establish a corporate rename. [1]
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Same industry
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Compare the archived 2008 Pepsi globe with Korean Air’s former red-blue Taegeuk. The resemblance concerns historical circular symbols, not the airline’s 2025 monochrome redesign.
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SimilarLogo. “Korean Air logo record.” Updated 2026-09-08. https://similarlogo.com/brand/korean-air/
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