ATC Handbook - IATA
ATC Handbook - IATA
ATC Handbook - IATA
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<strong>IATA</strong> Authorized Training Center (<strong>ATC</strong>) <strong>Handbook</strong><br />
On print communications involving another organization, the <strong>IATA</strong> <strong>ATC</strong> logo should be the same<br />
size as the organization’s logo or smaller, at the bottom left of the piece, at the same level as the<br />
logo of the <strong>ATC</strong> signing the communication, in keeping with the size-proportion guidelines<br />
discussed earlier.<br />
Samples of all advertisements, forms, and brochures, promotional or print materials using the <strong>IATA</strong><br />
<strong>ATC</strong> logo must be submitted to <strong>IATA</strong> at least ten (10) working days prior to final print and<br />
distribution, in accordance with the terms of the <strong>ATC</strong> Accreditation Agreement.<br />
If uncertainty arises concerning the use of the “<strong>IATA</strong> <strong>ATC</strong>” logo, please submit the piece for review<br />
to <strong>IATA</strong> Brand Management at infobranding@iata.org.<br />
4.9 Applications: Corporate Stationary<br />
On <strong>ATC</strong> stationary pieces such as letterhead, fax cover sheets, press releases and business cards,<br />
the <strong>IATA</strong> <strong>ATC</strong> logo should appear at the bottom left, aligned with the <strong>IATA</strong> <strong>ATC</strong> logo and body copy,<br />
in keeping with the size-proportion guidelines discussed earlier. The <strong>IATA</strong> <strong>ATC</strong> logo may not be<br />
used on letterhead as the predominant logo or in any way that might indicate a relationship with<br />
<strong>IATA</strong> other than that of an <strong>ATC</strong>.<br />
The <strong>IATA</strong> <strong>ATC</strong> logo may be placed on envelopes only if it appears in the back, in keeping with our<br />
size-proportion guidelines.<br />
4.10 Applications: Web Communications<br />
Use of the <strong>IATA</strong> <strong>ATC</strong> logo on the Internet must be restricted to <strong>ATC</strong> sections of your website. When<br />
in use, the <strong>IATA</strong> <strong>ATC</strong> logo may appear at the bottom left of the page, at the same level as the<br />
corporate logo signing the communication, in keeping with the size-proportion guidelines specified<br />
earlier. The <strong>IATA</strong> <strong>ATC</strong> logo may not appear on a product-oriented web page, nor may it be placed<br />
next to a product logo.<br />
When using the <strong>IATA</strong> <strong>ATC</strong> logo on the Web, it is recommended to program it to link to the following<br />
address: http://www.iata.org/Pages/default.aspx .<br />
Section 4 – <strong>IATA</strong> <strong>ATC</strong> Logo Usage Guidelines 4-3