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Comment: Needs in depth independent sources. These sources are allowed to be in Turkish. Stuartyeates (talk) 19:36, 24 July 2025 (UTC)
LogoSky
[edit]LogoSky is a Turkish company based in Istanbul that manufactures and installs aircraft liveries, placards, decals, and cabin branding for airlines, aircraft operators, and maintenance organizations. It operates as a certified aviation parts manufacturer under European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulations.[1]
History
[edit]LogoSky was founded in 1992 as a family business by a couple with professional backgrounds in aviation and signmaking.[2] The company began with a focus on aircraft markings and placards, gradually expanding its capabilities into full livery manufacturing and installation.
In the early 2020s, the company underwent a rebranding under second-generation leadership.[2] It also formalized its international footprint with the establishment of a UK branch, LogoSky UK Limited, which focuses on client relations, brand development, and market growth. LogoSky Global continues to manage operations, production, and logistics. The dual-entity structure allows both branches to specialize—UK in strategy and client service, and Turkey in certified aviation manufacturing—while working in alignment.
Operations and services
[edit]LogoSky is classified as an aircraft parts manufacturer under international aviation regulations. The company produces mandatory aircraft markings such as registration decals, safety placards, and exit signage, as well as optional but regulated visual branding like full-body liveries and logo decals.
It offers in-house design support, material production, surface preparation, certified installation, and documentation (EASA Form 1 and Certificates of Conformity).[3] Its manufacturing capabilities include vinyl graphics, Braille labels, and engraved metal identification plates made from stainless steel.[4][5]
LogoSky holds EASA Production Organisation Approval (POA – EASA.21G.0067).[6]
Notable projects
[edit]In 2025, LogoSky collaborated with SunExpress and Paramount Pictures Germany on a Smurfs-themed aircraft livery project. The work included full exterior decals and coordinated cabin branding, installed during a scheduled maintenance window.[6][7]
Clients
[edit]LogoSky has worked with a wide range of commercial airlines, leasing companies, MROs, and aviation suppliers. Notable clients include:
Major airlines and airline groups
- Qatar Airways
- Turkish Airlines
- Iberia
- Vueling (IAG Group)
- Royal Air Maroc
- flyadeal
- Pegasus Airlines
- Hi Fly
- AirSERBIA
- Air Belgium
- SunExpress
Mid-sized airlines, OEMs, and MROs
- Croatia Airlines
- Jazeera Airways
- PLAY Airlines
- Southwind Airlines
- Global Airlines
- MGA Airlines
- Air Atlanta Icelandic
- Freebird Airlines
- Avion Express
- Czech Airlines Technics
- Jat Tehnika
- AirACT (ACT Airlines)
- ULS Airlines Cargo
- Silkway Airlines
- LEKI Aviation
- FitsAir
- Corendon Airlines
- Animawings
- Tailwind Airlines
- GetJet Airlines
- Flynas
- Sabena Aerospace
- Redstar Aviation
- BEAERO
Smaller and specialized clients
- SalamAir
- PAL Express
- SKY Express
- TCI Aircraft Interiors
- Job Air Technic
- Turkish Aerospace
- AMAC Aerospace
- Dornier Seawings
- Air Lease Corporation
- Airworthv
- FL Technics
- MNG Airlines
Recognition and third-party coverage
[edit]LogoSky has been profiled by Airline-Suppliers.com for its certifications and livery capabilities.[3][4] It has also been featured by the London-based design studio Delivered by Post for its branding work and multi-generational business development.[2]
References
[edit]- ^ EASA approval number EASA.21G.0067
- ^ a b c Delivered by Post – LogoSky Project Overview
- ^ a b Airline-Suppliers – LogoSky Livery Services
- ^ a b Airline-Suppliers – Placards Section
- ^ Airline-Suppliers – Nameplates Section
- ^ a b Airline-Suppliers – LogoSky Overview
- ^ Instagram – SunExpress Smurfs Project
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