The Calgary Airport Authority has launched new branding guidelines for Calgary International Airport (YYC). The updated look includes a new logo inspired by Alberta’s landscape, a new visual identity and a new naming convention, with the Calgary Airport Authority now known as Calgary Airports, Calgary International Airport now known as YYC Calgary International Airport and nearby Springbank Airport now known as YBW Springbank Airport. The rebrand is part of Calgary Airports’ long-term development strategy, which includes the launch of YYC AeroNex, a strategic aviation and infrastructure hub; a new centralized security screening project; and the $201-million West Runway rehabilitation project.
“This brand evolution is about more than a new look – it’s about aligning our identity with the energy, ambition and authenticity that define our airports, our people and our region,” said Chris Dinsdale, president and CEO of Calgary Airports. “Calgary Airports connects Calgary to a world of possibilities.”
“YYC is a unique and complex brand, one that many Calgarians have embraced to represent more than just our airport, but our entire city,” said Jocelyn Alexander, manager ofigital, social and creative content at Calgary Airports. “We love sharing our call sign with Calgary and are excited to create a brand that will stand out as YYC Calgary Airport – a safe port, a critical connector, a new adventure, and the comfort of home.”
