The logo of AZUR air is an abstract check‑mark shaped graphic composed of two elements: one dark blue and one red, forming a stylized wing. The symbol features a gradient and is placed next to the text AZUR air, set in lowercase sans‑serif font. The red element points slightly upward and to the right. This version has been in use since the mid‑2010s following a rebrand and appears on aircraft liveries, digital interfaces, uniforms, and promotional materials.
AZUR air (formerly Katekavia until 2014) began operations in 1992 as a regional carrier before becoming part of Anex Tourism Group. Today it primarily serves as a charter airline, flying from Moscow and major Russian cities to popular holiday destinations such as Turkey, Egypt, the Dominican Republic, Thailand, and others. Its fleet includes long‑haul Boeing aircraft models 757, 767 and 777. AZUR air operates dozens of routes, focusing on mass tourism and partnerships with large tour operators.
