Tecnam has unveiled its new company logo, a fresh and modern update that reflects the company’s evolution and growth.
The company, founded in 1948 by two brothers, Luigi and Giovanni Pascale, spanning across several aviation eras, initially with Partenavia then, in the 80’s, with Tecnam.
When the Pascale brothers founded Tecnam, the General Aviation market was going through one of its most difficult times.
Tecnam’s mission at the time was to produce parts for other manufacturers such as Boeing, ATR, Agusta-Westland.
In the 90’s, Tecnam took a leading position in the industry by guiding the Light Sport Aviation revolution and today stands on the podium among the top General Aviation manufacturers in the world.
Annually Tecnam delivers hundreds of planes to the most recognized flight training organizations, commercial operators and private owners in every single corner of the eastern and western hemispheres.
The new logo features a sleek, streamlined design that conveys a sense of forward motion and progress.
Inspired by the universal double wings, that represent the duality of Pascale brothers, the two pillars of Tecnam: the pilot and the manufacturer, both tied together for the passion for aviation, but also the limitless horizons and freedoms that come with pursuing people’s passions as pilots, technicians, or aviators.
Being a global company, with subsidiaries in the US and Australia, represented in more than 60 countries, Tecnam proudly maintains its Italian origins and “made in Italy” creativity.
The Italian flag incorporated in the brand mark is not only a reference to Italian heritage, but also encompasses a precise statement. The red symbolises passion which is the propeller that moves ahead all our ventures, while the green the commitment for a cleaner, sustainable planet.
“We are thrilled to unveil our new logo, which represents the exciting direction in which our company is heading,” said Giovanni Pascale, Tecnam’s Managing Director.
“This fresh design reflects our desire to push boundaries and reach new heights, as we continue to soar higher in the world of aviation. We can’t wait for the world to see it flying around the world!”
