The logo of Utair Airlines features a lowercase blue wordmark in a custom rounded font with smooth lines and consistent thickness. The sans-serif letters present a modern, balanced look that conveys technological clarity. Alongside the wordmark, a separate graphic symbol—a slanted letter U—is sometimes used, rendered either in gradient or in solid color. This brand identity was introduced in a 2017 restyling, replacing the previous logo with the uppercase Cyrillic «Ю». Branding elements are applied on aircraft liveries, user interfaces, uniforms, and promotional materials.
Utair Airlines is a Russian carrier officially registered as Utair Aviation. The company was founded in 1991 from the former Tyumen Civil Aviation Division, later known as Tyumenavia. Headquartered in Surgut, with its main operational hub at Moscow Vnukovo Airport, it plays a key role in regional air services—particularly in remote areas of Siberia and the Russian North. The fleet includes Boeing 737s, ATR turboprops, and a substantial helicopter division serving both passenger and corporate customers in the oil and gas industry.
