Logos of India

AIR INDIA LIMITED 1 National Aviation Company of India Limited – NACIL was incorporated under the Companies Act 1956 on March 30, 2007 with its Registered Office at Airlines House in New Delhi and Corporate Office at Air India Building, in Mumbai. Its name was changed on November 24, 2010  to Air India Limited. It is owned by Talace Private Limited, a Special-Purpose Vehicle Vehicle (SPV) of Tata Sons, after sale by the Government of India on January 27, 2022. The logo of Air India is a red coloured flying swan with the 'Konark Chakra' in orange, placed inside it. The flying swan has been morphed from Air India's characteristic logo, 'The Centaur', whereas the 'Konark Chakra' is reminiscent of Indian Airlines logo. The logo features prominently on the tail of the aircraft. While the aircraft is ivory in colour, the base retains the red streak of Air India. Running parallel to each other are the orange and red speedlines from front door to the rear door

TATA Tata was set up by a visionary and pioneer leader Jamsetji Tata in 1868.Today, the operating companies of the Tata group leads the nation in ten business verticals. 66% of Tata Sons is owned by trusts. The emblem of Tata is "Just a simple 'T'", right? As in 'T’, of Tata. The Tata logo, designed by the Wolff Olins consultancy, has a lot of meaning in it. The logo is meant to signify fluidity; it may also be seen as a fountain of knowledge; may be a tree of trust under which people can take refuge. This iron blue oval emblem has ‘TATA’ written below in Helvetica bold and both the ‘A’s do not have horizontal strokes. Tata group organisations use this emblem alongwith their respective names.