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