American Airlines

==1934–1945==
==1945–1962==
==1962–1967==
==1967–1977==
Originally the airline's logo was to only contain the red and blue “AA”. Due to insider controversy over the removal of the ever-present eagle symbol, a stylized one, designed by Henry Dreyfuss, was added.
==1977–2013==
In 1977, the eagle was simplified, removing its eye. The accompanying wordmark, now joined, began to be used more often with the symbol.
==2013–present==
Known as the 'Flight Symbol' — it contains the eagle, the star, and an 'A', with refreshed shades of red, white and blue.
American Airlines 2013 logo (sans 'Airlines').svg|Variant without the word "Airlines"
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