Korean Air, the nation’s largest flag carrier, has revamped its corporate identity (CI), previously symbolized by the ‘Taeguk’ mark, in alignment with its integration with Asiana Airlines. Moving away from the red-and-blue Taeguk pattern, the airline has adopted a modern and minimalist design—the first change since the current logo was introduced in 1984, marking 41 years. On the 11th (Korea time), at the ‘Rising Night’ event held at Korean Air’s hangar in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, a Boeing 787-10 aircraft featuring the new CI was unveiled. On the front side of the new aircraft livery, the word ‘KOREAN’—stripped of ‘AIR’ from the previous ‘KOREAN AIR’—is prominently displayed in large letters.