New logo: Tulsa International Airport

The Tulsa International Airport is one of the two large airports in Oklahoma, the other being the Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City. Last week, on September 13, the airport launched a new logo with a new website. It was created by local firm Walsh Branding.

The new logo is a really nice swoosh in ranging from orange to purple. The pattern created from the swoosh and the colour scheme is used throughout the website and other applications. The typeface is plain Helvetica.
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New logo: El Dorado Airport

The El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá is the largest airport in Colombia. In late August, the company that manages the airport unveiled a new airport logo. Colombian media are reporting that it was created by Vladimir Flórez, a.k.a. Vladdo. Although known in Colombia as a cartoonist and satirist, he has a background in graphic design.

The logo has caused much discussion, both in the form of serious critique from fellow designers and less serious internet ridicule, including a dedicated Tumblr page.
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New logo: Poznań Airport

Poznań-Ławica Airport is an airport located in Poznań, Poland's fifth largest city, and one of its oldest. Yesterday, it unveiled a new logo.

The logo was created at an agency called Diagram Branding Design and is inspired by the star in Poznań's city logo, but also resembles and airplane and the letter L. The blue colour also comes from Poznań's logo, as is contrasted with a vibrant amaranth.
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New logo: Lviv International Airport

Lviv International Airport, located near the city of Lviv in Ukraine, unveiled a new logo yesterday. As the airport is dedicated to a 13th century king names Danylo Halytskyi, the logo depicts a crown made up of five tailfins.

The logo was selected through a contest won by a man named Victor Fedyuk.
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New logo: Warsaw Modlin Airport

Warsaw Modlin Airport is a Polish former military airfield which is in the process of being converted into a civil airport, scheduled to be opened before the 2012 European Football Championship. Tailored to serve low-cost carriers, it will be the second airport in Warsaw, after the much larger Chopin Airport.

On Friday, August 19, the airport unveiled its logo with a "modern and fresh look". The round symbol contains references to local folklore, the airport's location and air travel. The blue intersecting lines represent the confluence of the rivers Narew and Vistula, where Modlin is located. Naturally, the blue colour represents the rivers, while the green represents the surrounding nature. The pink elements should "symbolize  the airport as a modern and friendly place".

The logo is credited to the Polish design agency SaltPepper Brand Design.
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