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Oneworld 2012
Oneworld 2012
brand guide
May 2012
oneworld brand guidelines / 2
Guiding principle Reference: Building on the oneworld asset, oGB and oMD
initiatives, June 2008
Logo variations The keyline surrounding the oneworld logo is always present
even on light colour backgrounds—resulting in only one
version of artwork for light and dark backgrounds.
Keyline width is twice the width of the letter “l” in oneworld logo.
Please contact the oneworld Brand Manager, details on last
page of this document, if you require advice on how to
reproduce the logo on special finishes or merchandise items.
15%
ow_cmy.eps on white background ow_cmy.eps on oneworld horizon blue ow_gr.eps on white background ow_gr.eps on black background 30%
colour background
100%
ow_cmy_solid.eps on white background ow_cmy_solid.eps on oneworld horizon ow_k_solid.eps on white background ow_k_solid.eps on black background
blue colour background
Basic elements / 4
Clear space In general, the clear space around the oneworld logo should
be a minimum of a 1/2 sphere diameter.
In order for the oneworld logo to be used more consistently in
media with restricted space or where reproduction quality
cannot be assured, the clear space around the logo may be
decreased to a quarter sphere.
Minimum logo size In general, the minimum logo size for print media is 8 mm, and
for on-screen media it is 35 pix. However, there are two
exceptions to the rules.
8mm 35px
for print on-screen 7mm
Exception 2:
‘Icon’ use on web
browser, airline
booking engine,
desktop and
mobile applica-
tions.
Type only treatment When legibility of the logo cannot be guaranteed at minimum
size (e.g. small banner ads, on-screen applications, print
applications such as onboard napkins), it may be replaced by
a type only version of the oneworld brand name, either as
‘oneworld’ or ‘oneworld member’, using the guidelines below.
oneworld member
Typography
Colour
white (primary)
Use large areas of white for strong
visual effect.
60%
rgb = 113, 109, 179
hexadecimal = #716DB3
web-safe hexadecimal = #666699
100%
rgb = 18, 12, 128
hexadecimal = #120C80
web-safe hexadecimal = #000066
Basic elements / 9
Frequent flyer Because our member airlines’ frequent flyer programmes have
different names for their various membership tiers, we have
gemstones created a set of common oneworld status levels: oneworld
Emerald, Sapphire and Ruby. These are represented by
gemstones that appear where the customer has access to
benefits and services appropriate to their tier level, for example
at airport lounge entrances or on their own airline’s frequent
flyer card.
7mm
Basic elements / 10
member of
of
2B B
0.5A A 0.5A
member me
B 2B
0.5A A 0.5A
Basic elements / 11
Logo stack The following examples show the various ways of arranging All versions of the member airline logo stacks are available as
the oneworld logo with the member airline logos on multilateral complete artwork files on www.oneworldbrand.com. They
communications. The standard stack is in alphabetical order, must not be modified in any way.
however when in a home market always use the home carrier
first, followed by the rest of the logos in alphabetical order.
Please note: effective 20 March, 2012 the logo stacks have
changed. Please make sure to download the latest logo stack
artwork from the link above.
2 column portrait
home carrier
2 line landscape (ranged left)
alphabetical
1 column portrait
alphabetical
File Type Logo Size File Name File Type Logo Size File Name
full colour pantone colour (for high resolution printing such as professional offset) gray scale (when colour is not available)
Illustrator eps vector ow_pms.eps Illustrator eps vector ow_gr.eps
gif large (1000 px) ow_gr_lg.gif
four colour cmyk (for high resolution printing such as professional offset) gif medium (300 px) ow_gr_md.gif
Illustrator eps vector ow_cmy.eps gif small (45 px) ow_gr_sm.gif
jpg large (1000 px) ow_gr_lg.jpg
rgb (on-screen)
jpg medium (300 px) ow_gr_md.jpg
Illustrator eps vector ow_rgb.eps
jpg small (45 px) ow_gr_sm.jpg
gif large (1000 px) ow_rgb_lg.gif
png large (1000 px) ow_gr_lg.png
gif medium (300 px) ow_rgb_md.gif
png medium (300 px) ow_gr_md.png
gif small (45 px) ow_rgb_sm.gif
png small (45 px) ow_gr_sm.png
jpg large (1000 px) ow_rgb_lg.jpg
jpg medium (300 px) ow_rgb_md.jpg
jpg small (45 px) ow_rgb_sm.jpg solid black (for low resolution printing such as fax or etching, when colour is not available)
png large (1000 px) ow_rgb_lg.png Illustrator eps vector ow_k.eps
png medium (300 px) ow_rgb_md.png gif large (1000 px) ow_k_lg.gif
png small (45 px) ow_rgb_sm.png gif medium (300 px) ow_k_md.gif
gif small (45 px) ow_k_sm.gif
jpg large (1000 px) ow_k_lg.jpg
solid colour (for low resolution printing such as silk screen)
jpg medium (300 px) ow_k_md.jpg
Illustrator eps vector ow_pms_solid.eps
jpg small (45 px) ow_k_sm.jpg
Illustrator eps vector ow_cmy_solid.eps
png large (1000 px) ow_k_lg.png
png medium (300 px) ow_k_md.png
png small (45 px) ow_k_sm.png
Logo size relationship / 13
A centre 80% of A
Communications
A centre 167% of A
A
centre 167% of A
A
centre 167% of A
Logo size relationship / 15
Communications
A center 125% of A
Logo size relationship / 16
Communications
centre 225% of B
B
B
centre 225% of B
B centre 225% of B
centre 225% of B
B
centre 225% of B
B
m centre 200% of m
Logo size relationship / 17
Communications
A A
centre 167% of A centre 167% of A
centre 167% of A
Logo size relationship / 18
Communications
Communications
D
A centre 175% of A
centre 300% of D
D
B centre 95% of B centre 300% of D
D
A
centre 175% of A centre 300% of D
centre 175% of A D
A
centre 300% of D
C
centre 210% of C
centre 300% of D
D
Logo size relationship / 20
Communications
A centre 80% of A
A centre 80% of A
A centre 80% of A
B centre 100% of B
The diameter of the oneworld logo should always be 80% that of the JAL brand symbol for sizes above 10mm.
If the diameter of the JAL brand symbol is 10mm or less, the ratio should be 1:1
Logo size relationship / 21
Communications
A centre 167% of A
A centre 167% of A
Logo size relationship / 22
Communications
A centre 200% of A
B centre 70% of B
Logo size relationship / 23
Communications
centre 250% of A
centre 250% of A
A
centre 250% of A
A
Logo size relationship / 24
Communications
A centre 100% of A
A centre 100% of A
A centre 100% of A
Logo size relationship / 25
A centre 80% of A
Signage
A centre 143% of A
A
centre 143% of A
A
centre 143% of A
Logo size relationship / 27
Signage
A center 110% of A
C center 67% of C
B center 143% of B
C center 67% of C
B
center 143% of B C center 67% of C
B
Logo size relationship / 28
Signage
centre 200% of A
A
A
centre 200% of A
A centre 200% of A
centre 200% of A
A
A
centre 200% of A
Logo size relationship / 29
Signage
A centre 125% of A
A centre 125% of A
A A
centre 125% of A centre 125% of A
centre 125% of A
Logo size relationship / 30
Signage
A centre 143% of A
Logo size relationship / 31
Signage
centre 250% of D
A centre 143% of A
C centre 250% of D
centre 170% of C
centre 250% of D
D
Logo size relationship / 32
Signage
A centre 80% of A
Logo size relationship / 33
Signage
A centre 143% of A
A centre 143% of A
Logo size relationship / 34
Signage
A centre 167% of A
40% of B
align
Logo size relationship / 35
Signage
centre 200% of A
A centre 200% of A
centre 200% of A
A
Logo size relationship / 36
Signage
A centre 83% of A
A centre 83% of A
A centre 83% of A
A centre 83% of A
Logo placement / 37
Decision guide There are three options when placing the oneworld logo
relative to the airline logo. They are in descending order of
preference: lock-to-line, lock-to-line vertical, and lock-to-frame.
Lock-to-line is the preferred method and should be used
whenever possible.
1. Lock-to-line 2. Lock-to-line vertical 3. Lock-to-frame
This is the preferred method and should be used When it is not possible to use option 1, for example on extreme When it is not possible to use option 1, and in certain signage applications, it may be
wherever possible. vertical formats, it may be necessary to lock to a vertical line. necessary to use a lock-to-frame position. In this scenario, you size the oneworld
logo relative to the airline logo and position in the lower right corner as shown. In
co-located signs, care must be taken to ensure consistent size and position of the
oneworld logo.
centre
1/2 orb
1/2 orb
Logo placement / 38
oneworld logo
can be positioned
any distance left 2 centre on airline logo
or right of the
airline logo,
provided it is
centred on the
airline logo, and
minimum clear
spaces are
respected.
3 3
oneworld logo
can be positioned
any distance
above or below
the airline logo,
provided it is 1 size oneworld relative to airline logo
aligned with the
2 align with airline logo variable
airline logo. For
alignment rules, 3 position any distance above or below airline logo, respecting clear spaces
consult your 3
Design Group
representative.
Logo placement / 40
oneworld logo
should be
positioned in the
lower right corner,
in a fixed position,
1/2 orb from the
edge.
1/2 orb
1/2 orb
Customer journey / 41
Advertising Websites Hero airport/building sign Aircraft livery Connection sign Crew badges New service comms,
both image and tactical Timetable Kerbside signs Announcements Transfer desk Customer service desk including digital
(print, radio, outdoor, City ticket office Announcements Crew badges Transfer bus Baggage services Newsletter including digital
web banners, Airport ticket office Check in desk Entertainment (IFE Baggage re-check FFP cards and comms
video, TV, small space Email confirmation Self-service check in kiosk welcome screen)
advertising) Staff badges Meal (napkin, coaster, tray)
Direct mail, Ticket (paper & electronic) Comfort items (toiletry kit,
including digital Ticket wallet headrest covers)
Promotions Boarding pass Magazines
Merchandise Gate monitors (in flight, shopping,
Websites (airline) Transfer wallet entertainment)
FFP card and comms Luggage tag
Stationery (letter, fax, FFP top tier luggage tag
envelope, business card) Priority bag tag
Airline correspondence Lounge entrance
and newsletters,
including digital
Press and advertorials
Annual report
Customer journey / 42
Not required/optional Business units or cost centres that do not involve the
oneworld core customer are not required to incorporate the
Please refer to the oneworld Delivery Requirements Document
for full brand compliance requirements (Appendix 7–oneworld
oneworld brand. Brand Usage Guidelines).
If airlines do see an opportunity to include the oneworld logo
in any of the following situations, then the logo may be
included on an optional basis, although it is not a brand
compliance requirement.
Sponsorships, although carriers who see an opportunity are free to include oneworld
Corporate travel brands e.g. BA On Business, AA Business Extra, AAirpass, Qantas QBT
Incentive travel programmes – agent or corporate
Vacations and fare product /travel products including flights
Third party outsourced products – e.g. Credit cards with third party
Travel agencies
Cargo
Engineering
Recruitment
Training and conference centres
Catering and ground handling services
Financial services and pensions schemes
Procurement and internal cost management systems (e.g. BA2BUY)
Investor Relations
Private jets
Ancillary services that may be operated by third party: insurance, car hire, parking,
currency exchange, medical services
Airline brand special interest /heritage – BA Archives and Museum for example
Safety and security
Customer journey / 43
Example: print ad
1. Select logo
from the
communications A centre 125% of A B centre 167% of B
size relationship
guide. A centre 125% of A C centre 85% of C
A centre 125% of A
2. Determine most
appropriate
position guide for A centre 167% of A A centre 167% of A A centre 167% of A
Remember that
lock-to-line is the centre
preferred placement
method, and should
be used wherever 1/2 orb
1/2 orb
possible.
3. Position
oneworld logo
relative to airline
logo per position
guide instructions.
Customer journey – awareness / 45
Example: stationery
1. Select logo
from the
communications
size relationship A centre 167% of A A centre 167%
2. Determine most
appropriate A center 167% of A
align
your application.
Remember that
lock-to-line is the center
preferred placement
method, and should
be used wherever 1/2 orb
1/2 orb
possible.
3. Position
oneworld logo
relative to airline
Telephone: Reservations: (852) 2747 0000 Ticketing: (852) 2747 1000
logo per position Markeitng & Sales: (852) 2747 2000 Marketing Communications: (852) 2747 3000
Management Office: (852) 2747 4000 Financial Services: (852) 2747 5000
Staff & Administration: (852) 2747 6000
guide instructions. Registered office: 35th Floor, Two Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Hong Kong
Customer journey – booking / 46
1. Select logo
from the
communications A centre 167% of A
size relationship
guide.
A centre 167% of A
2. Use the
lock-to-line 1 A centre 167% of A
position guide to
determine variable variable
oneworld logo in
the lock-to-line
positioning.
3 3
3. oneworld logo
should not be used
smaller than
35 pixels wide.
Customer journey – preflight / 47
relationship guide.
centre 200% of A A centre 125% of A
A
A centre 80% of A
Move oneworld
logos so they are 1/2 orb 1/2 orb
relationship guide.
centre 200% of A A centre 125% of A
A
A centre 80% of A
Move oneworld
1/2 orb 1/2 orb
logos so they are
flush along the right
side, while still
respecting the 1/2
orb clear space.
Move the airline
logos so they are
flush along the left
side with the same
1/2 orb clear space.
Customer journey – preflight / 49
1. Select logo
from the signage D
centre 143% of A
guide. D
centre 250% of D
A centre 143% of A
C centre 250% of D
centre 170% of C
centre 250% of D
D
2. Determine most
appropriate
position guide for D
centre 250% of D
D
centre 250% of D
D
centre 250% of D
your application.
align
Remember that
applications using centre
1/2 orb
3. Position
oneworld logo
relative to airline
logo per position
guide instructions.
Customer journey – preflight / 50
1. Select logo
from the signage
size relationship
guide. A centre 143% of A
A centre 143% of A
2. Determine most
appropriate
position guide for A centre 143% of A A centre 143% of A A centre 143% of A
Remember that
centre
lock-to-line is the
centre
preferred placement
method, and should 1/2 orb
possible.
Ticketing back wall Special care should be taken at all co-locations to ensure
airline logos are visually balanced with one another, and all
Logo stack panels (either slat system or frame and insert) at
check in may be maintained in current positions until the
(monitor/video) – oneworld logos are a consistent size and position. Follow the
steps below to ensure proper application.
member airline is relocating or refurbishing their location.
relationship guide.
centre 200% of A A centre 125% of A
A
A centre 80% of A
Centre the
individual airline
logos within a
monitor. Alternate
airline and
oneworld monitors
along back wall.
Customer journey – preflight / 52
Logo stack panel The role of the oneworld logo stack panels has been
redefined for marketing/brand awareness purposes only. A
Please note the following guidelines for use of the oneworld logo stack panel:
- At 3rd party handled facilities: (i.e. airline managed/handled by a 3rd
party on behalf of the airline) the branding follows the regular oneworld
designs strong carrier/alliance relationship should be the objective at
Check In and Gates – in those positions the logo stack panel requirements and includes the logo stack panel as well as the oneworld logo.
is no longer a requirement. Where awareness around - At 3rd party managed facilities: (i.e. where the airline does not have its
own staff present at the location) the logo stack panel is not required,
oneworld membership is important ( Ticketing, Arrivals and however the logo must be featured alongside the airline masterbrand logo.
Lounge) then the oneworld logo stack panel continues to be
- At Category C airports: (i.e. non strategic airports as defined in DRD
a requirement. Appendix 16) only the oneworld logo is required alongside the airline
masterbrand logo, however airlines may display logo stack panels on an
optional basis where they wish to highlight alliance membership.
option 1
Slat system used by
BA, IB, MA, QF.
option 2
Frame with printed insert.
Recommended for new
installations or for airlines that
already use this system.
Artwork specifications
for these will be included in
the signage section of
www.oneworldbrand.com
Customer journey – preflight / 53
Check in back wall – Special care should be taken at all co-locations to ensure
airline logos are visually balanced with one another, and all
co-location oneworld logos are a consistent size and position. Follow the
steps below to ensure proper application.
The examples below are intended to illustrate principles only.
The incorporation of these key elements on member carrier
signage may vary from location to location and may also be
unique to each carrier.
relationship guide.
centre 200% of A A centre 125% of A
A
A centre 80% of A
A centre 143% of A
2. Determine most
appropriate
position guide for A centre 143% of A A centre 143% of A A centre 143% of A
Remember that
centre
lock-to-line is the
centre
preferred placement
method, and should 1/2 orb
possible.
3. Position
oneworld logo
relative to airline
logo per position
guide instructions.
1/2 orb
1/2 orb
Customer journey – preflight / 55
size relationship
guide. A
centre 200% of A
A centre 200% of A
centre 200% of A
A
A
centre 200% of A
2. Determine most
appropriate
A
centre 200% center 1
A 200% of A
lock-to-line is the
preferred placement
method, and should 2
1/2 orb
possible.
3. Position
oneworld logo
relative to airline
logo per position
guide instructions.
Hello, please
check in here
Customer journey – preflight / 56
Way-finding signs
1. Select logo
from the signage D
guide. D
centre 250% of D
A centre 143% of A
C centre 250% of D
centre 170% of C
centre 250% of D
D
2. Determine most
appropriate
position guide for A
centre 143% of A
A centre 167% of A
centre 143% of A
A
your application. In
align
this instance, in
order to maximize centre
1/2 orb
3. Position
oneworld logo
relative to airline
logo per position
guide instructions.
Customer journey – preflight / 57
Premium customer The examples below are intended to illustrate principles only.
The incorporation of these key elements on member carrier
lounge entrance sign signage may vary from location to location and may also be
unique to each carrier.
Select oneworld
logo and gemstones
corresponding
to lounge access
requirements.
Premium passenger
lounge desktop sign
Select most
appropriate logo
stack (1 or 2 column
portrait) to fit the
proportions of your
desktop sign.
A centre 143% of A
11:15 12:30
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2. Determine most LA8013 IBE1175
appropriate
position guide for A centre 143% of A A centre 143% of A A centre 143% of A
Remember that
centre centre
lock-to-line is the
preferred placement 21:30 Barcelona
method, and should 1/2 orb LA8013
be used wherever 1/2 orb
Joint Operation with
A centre 143% of A
2. Determine most
appropriate
position guide for A centre 143% of A A centre 143% of A A centre 143% of A
Remember that
centre
lock-to-line is the
centre
preferred placement
method, and should 1/2 orb
possible.
3. Position
oneworld logo
relative to airline
logo per position
guide instructions.
1/2 orb
1/2 orb
Customer journey – in flight / 61
Crew badge If you are unable to incorporate the oneworld logo within your
airline’s employee name badge design, your customer facing
employees should wear a separate oneworld lapel pin.
1. Select logo
from the A centre 80% of A
communications
size relationship A centre 80% of A
guide.
A centre 80% of A
B centre 100% of B
The diameter of the oneworld logo should always be 80% that of the JAL brand symbol for sizes above 10mm.
If the diameter of the JAL brand symbol is 10mm or less, the ratio should be 1:1
2. Determine most
appropriate
position guide for A centre 80% of A
A centre 80% of A
your application.
Remember that
lock-to-line is the centre
preferred placement
method, and should
1/2 orb
possible.
3. Position
oneworld logo
relative to airline
logo per position
guide instructions.
Customer journey – in flight / 62
oneworld livery A standard design has been agreed for oneworld livery
aircraft. This includes:
- The name of the operating airline, in smaller text, in a
standard position.
- A standard livery on a white fuselage (but with the possibility - The operating airline’s standard tailfin. (In addition to the
of retaining an unpainted (aluminium finish) fuselage at tailfin, the airline may also retain its own brand colour scheme
operator’s option. on the underbelly, wings and engines.)
- “oneworld” in large letters to be featured, with the words
“member of” and the oneworld orb, with placement Full specifications and artwork to be obtained from the
depending on design creative. oneworld Brand Manager. All final livery to be approved by the
oneworld Management Company.
Customer journey – transfer / 64
relationship guide.
centre 200% of A A centre 125% of A
A
A centre 80% of A
Move oneworld
1/2 orb 1/2 orb
logos so they are
flush along the right
side, while still
respecting the 1/2
orb clear space.
Move the airline
logos so they are
flush along the left
side with the same
1/2 orb clear space.
Customer journey – arrivals / 65
Transfer desk or For airline managed facilities, a logo stack panel should be
used. However, for third party managed facilities, only the
baggage services oneworld orb should be used, in conjunction with member
airline logos.
At Category C airports: (i.e. non strategic airports as defined
in DRD Appendix 16) only the oneworld logo is required
alongside the airline masterbrand logo, however airlines may
display logo stack panels on an optional basis where they wish
to highlight alliance membership.
A center 110% of A
C center 67% of C
B center 143% of B
C center 67% of C
B
center 143% of B C center 67% of C
B
2. Determine most
appropriate
position guide for A centre 110% of A A centre 110% of A A centre 110% of A
Remember that
centre
lock-to-line is the
preferred placement
method, and should 1/2 orb
possible.
Baggage claim area / Special care should be taken at all co-locations to ensure
airline logos are visually balanced with one another, and all
carousels oneworld logos are a consistent size and position. Follow the
steps below to ensure proper application.
relationship guide.
centre 200% of A A centre 125% of A
A
A centre 80% of A
Move oneworld
logos so they are 1/2 orb 1/2 orb
flush along the right
side, while still
respecting the 1/2
orb clear space.
Move the airline
logos so they are
flush along the left
side with the same
1/2 orb clear space.
Customer journey – arrivals / 67
relationship guide.
A
centre 200% of A
A centre 200% of A
centre 200% of A
A
A
centre 200% of A
2. Determine most
appropriate
1
A 200% of A
Remember that
lock-to-line is the
centre
preferred placement
method, and should 2
3. Position
oneworld logo
relative to airline
logo per position
guide instructions.
Customer journey – staying connected / 68
Select oneworld
logo and gemstones
corresponding
to lounge access
requirements.
Position in the
lower right corner,
maintaining 1/2
orb clear space on
all side. The
oneworld logo
should not be used
smaller than 7 mm
wide on Frequent
Flyer cards.
For detailed guidelines of how to apply the
oneworld® logo in your own airline’s
communications and signage materials, please
refer to your airline corporate identity guidelines,
available from your airline oneworld Design
Group representative. To download any of the
oneworld logo or logo stack artwork files,
please visit the oneworld asset library on
www.oneworldbrand.com