Airbus is a European aerospace corporation that designs, manufactures, and sells civil and military aircraft. It is a global industry leader that also produces helicopters, satellites, and space launch vehicles.
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1970–1986
Founding mark
Airbus Industrie launched on 18 December 1970 as a European consortium. The original logotype paired a stylized turbine circle in orange and yellow with a bold wordmark, reflecting the warm color conventions common in 1970s corporate design.
1986–2010
Blue wordmark
A 1986 refresh replaced the orange-and-yellow palette with deep blue and white, retaining the divided circle emblem but set in Helvetica Black Italic. The cooler, more corporate palette aligned Airbus with the visual conventions of the late-1980s aviation industry.

2010–2014
EADS sphere mark
Designed by Lambie-Nairn / Design Bridge
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<img src="https://img.logo.dev/airbus.com?token=YOUR_API_TOKEN" alt="airbus.com logo" />On 17 September 2010, parent company EADS rolled out a group-wide rebrand developed by Lambie-Nairn and Design Bridge. Airbus received a three-dimensional gradient sphere in its signature blue, paired with the custom Manderley typeface and an 'AN EADS COMPANY' byline, unifying the entire EADS division family under a common visual system.

2014–2017
Post-EADS mark
Designed by Lambie-Nairn / Design Bridge
When EADS reorganized into Airbus Group on 2 January 2014, the subsidiary wordmark remained in Manderley but the 'AN EADS COMPANY' byline was removed. The sphere retained its 3D gradient treatment, now standing without any parent-company reference.
2017–present · current
Airbus SE
Effective 1 January 2017, Airbus Group merged with its largest division to form a single legal entity, Airbus SE. The visual system was simplified to a flat, two-dimensional wordmark in Manderley, dropping the gradient sphere entirely to reflect the new, consolidated corporate structure.
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