The Uzbekistan Airways airline logo consists of a round emblem and the brand name in dark blue. At the center of a yellow circle with a red border is a green silhouette of the Humo bird, formed by smoothly connected elements with its wings and tail extending to the right. The Humo bird has become one of the key images of the airline’s visual identity and is associated with Uzbekistan’s state symbolism, in which it represents happiness and love of freedom. The name is set in large, slanted uppercase letters, while the word AIRWAYS is smaller and positioned below the name on the right. The logo is used in horizontal and vertical layouts, as well as in full-color and monochrome versions. The round emblem can also be used separately from the name. The airline’s first logo appeared in 1992, and around the mid-1990s the brand mark took on the recognizable combination of a yellow circle, red border, and green bird. In 2024, Uzbekistan Airways introduced an updated logo with a simpler and lighter design, while retaining the main elements and traditional color palette. The combination of yellow, green, red, and dark blue continues to be used in the airline’s current branded materials.
Uzbekistan Airways is the national airline of Uzbekistan, founded on January 28, 1992, and based in Tashkent. The carrier was originally established as the National Air Company “Uzbekiston Havo Yollari”, and during the reform of civil aviation, the Uzbekistan Airways Joint Stock Company was formed on its basis. Today, the carrier operates scheduled and charter passenger flights, provides cargo transportation, and develops its low-cost service Uzbekistan Airways Express. Its route network covers more than 100 destinations across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and North America, while its fleet includes Airbus and Boeing aircraft, including the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The company is wholly state-owned and remains the largest air carrier in Central Asia.
