The logo of the airline uses the head of an oryx gazelle, national animal and icon of the State of Qatar as a motif, stuck on a round background of zigzags which resembles the AT&T logo. For sure, the identity uses maroon as its primary color. In addition, the word ‘QATAR' has been emblazoned in large bold burgundy letters across the forward end of the fuselage on both sides of the aircraft. The word ‘Al Qataria' is inscribed in Arabic and light grey colour next to it. The word ‘Airways' has been dropped from the livery to reflect the confidence of the airline, moving from a small regional player of a few years ago to a full-service quality international airline based in the State of Qatar in the Arabian Gulf. The upper section of the fuselage is painted light grey - and the bottom half in white.

Qatar Airways Unveils Brand New Look