So, when Korean Air invited me to the unveiling of their new corporate identity in Seoul, I begged my editor for the chance to go and hear more about what goes into an airline updating its livery.

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Airline liveries are more than just paint schemes; they represent the company's values and how it wants to be perceived globally. Korean Air recently unveiled a new logo and livery, prompting mixed ...

Airline liveries are more than just paint schemes; they represent the company's values and how it wants to be perceived globally. Korean Air recently unveiled a new logo and livery, prompting ...