Delta Air Lines is a major American airline headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. It operates an extensive domestic and international network, serving hundreds of destinations across six continents.
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1962–1968
Widget debut
Designed by Robert Bragg, Burke Dowling Adams
Delta introduced the triangular red-and-blue widget mark in 1959 for the Douglas DC-8 brochure, then refined it into a badge form in 1962. The triangle references the Greek letter delta and the swept-wing profile of jets entering service at the time.

1968–1995
Dark-nose widget
In 1968, Delta standardized a single fleet-wide identity based on the DC-8-51 livery scheme, consolidating several aircraft-specific variants into one mark. The widget in red and dark blue over white lettering remained essentially unchanged for nearly three decades.
1995–2000
Landor refresh
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<img src="https://img.logo.dev/delta.com?token=YOUR_API_TOKEN" alt="delta.com logo" />Designed by Landor Associates
Landor Associates redesigned the identity following a management transition, softening the widget and placing the full name on one line in a bold serif. The mark debuted on the 1996 Atlanta Olympics special livery before broader rollout in 1997.
2000–2007
Color in Motion
Designed by Landor Associates
Landor's March 2000 update dropped "Air Lines" from the logotype and redrawn the widget with fluid curves for the "Color in Motion" livery campaign. A further 2004 revision, responding to employee feedback around the airline's 75th anniversary, restored the sharper classic widget shape to the fuselage nose.
2007–present · current
Lippincott mark
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