Airline Slogans

Airline Slogans

American Airlines: American Airlines uses the current tagline "You Are Why We Fly", alongside the centennial anniversary slogan "Forever Forward" for its 100th anniversary. 

American Airlines has used several notable advertising slogans in the past:

"We know why you fly" (2009)

"Get a great low fare. And a lot more airline." (2003)

"Coach has more class." (2000)

"Something special in the air:  (various regions like Europe, Latin America, and Great Britain through the 1970s through 1990s)

"Fly the American way." (1968)

"America's leading airline." (1951) 

Delta Air Lines: "Keep Climbing" (focuses on continuous improvement)

British Airways: "To Fly. To Serve."

Emirates: "Fly Better"

JetBlue: "You Above All"

PanAm (obsolete):

"The World's Most Experienced Airline" (Adopted in 1953 and used through the early 1970s)

"Pan Am makes the going great" (Late 1960s to early 1970s)

"America's airline to the world" (Late 1970s)

"You can't beat the experience" (1980s)

"Every country has an airline. The World has Pan Am." (Late 1980s)

"The System of the Flying Clippers" (1946–1953)

Singapore Airlines: "A Great Way to Fly"

TWA (obsolete):

"You're going to like us." – One of their most popular and recognizable late-1970s and 1980s ad campaigns.

"Up, up, and away with TWA" – A famous 1960s slogan (adapted from the popular 5th Dimension song).

"Leading the way, TWA" – A prominent slogan used during the 1980s.

"Fly the finest... Fly TWA" – Introduced in 1953 during the height of the mid-century golden age of travel.

United Airlines: "Fly the Friendly Skies"