The Ryanair logo consists of a combination of a graphic symbol and a textual part. The symbol is an image of a flying woman in the shape of a harp in yellow, placed on a dark blue background. Next to (usually to the right or below) the symbol is the company name, written in uppercase letters without serifs in dark blue. The color scheme of yellow and blue corresponds to the history and national symbols of Ireland. This version of the logo is used in the current brand style.
Ryanair is an Irish ultra-low-cost airline founded in 1984. Its headquarters is located in Swords, near Dublin. The airline operates more than 600 aircraft, including modern Boeing 737-800 and Boeing 737 MAX 8-200, and serves over 40 countries in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. Ryanair specializes in budget travel, offering a high frequency of routes and a wide range of destinations, including popular tourist and business hubs. The Ryanair Holdings Group includes subsidiaries such as Buzz, Malta Air, and Lauda Europe, providing a significant presence in the European market. Ryanair is one of the largest airlines in the world by passenger numbers and is actively investing in improving efficiency, digitalizing services, and ensuring sustainable development, including programs for reducing CO₂ emissions and renewing its fleet.
