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NOTE: The 747 Airlines insignia, identity, and imagery is public domain. The use of all of these assets utilizes a cc0 license. Anyone can make content , brand contributors however are given larger capabilities within the 747 Airlines project.
The 747 Insignia
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747 Airlines is a satirical parody of the 1960-80's era of flight travel mainly because all of them used boeing planes and most of those airlines had multiple crashes then as much as they do now. The kick is that in our world, an amalgamation of these companies are not only the manufacturer, but an Airline, runs the FAA (now called FAT, Federal Aviation Tribune) and everything else to do with planes. It's a full monopoly.
To us, the world has always been 1965 and we have no impetus to change it. 2024 social media, golden year sensibility.
The 747 Insignia contains the following elements:
NOTE: Strict guidelines govern the use of the 747 Insignia. The standards for the use of the 747 Insignia, the 747 Air Logotype and 747 Air Stamp are in accordance with the Creative Commons Licensing and the FAT Monopoly Act of 1973 as amended.
747 Airlines Insignia, Logotype, and Stamp can be used as devices for other projects and purposes as they are freely remixable in accordance to our cc0 framework. However, as free use these assets are, usage does not imply endorsement of any third-party projects unless specified via our advertising, minting, dress, promotions, or similar marketing purposes by the 747 Airlines Cabin Crew.
Insignia Versions
The Insignia has 3 main variations: a one-color insignia, one-color with black rule, and one-color with white rule. The most appropriate version of the variations of the Insignia should be used based on production requirements, media qualities, visibility and approved usage.
When rendering the Insignia in color, use these guidelines:
Configuring the Insignia
Our Insignia is made for a wide variety of configurations and layouts from print to digital media. Below is not an exhaustive list, but a comprehensive set of placements you can have with the Insignia: