MANY of us have flown with Ryanair, but few of us have stopped to have a proper look at the airline’s logo. The airline’s yellow image on the blue background is pretty recognisable, but…
"But the harp is considered a symbol of Ireland, since the 13th century.
"However, the Ryanair logo depicts not just the harp. The illustration shows an elegant figure of a flying man, whose wings are directed upwards, which symbolizes freedom of flight, comfort and safety.of its customers first." It's no surprise Ryanair wants to celebrate its safety history, with no fatal crashes in its history.They said: "Ryanair has never suffered a. The Aviation Safety Network shows thirteen Ryanair events occurring between 2007 and 2019.
"Twelve of these events were minor accidents, such as collisions between aircraft and ground vehicles while the aircraft were taxiing on the ground." Despite their record, Ryanair missed out on the top 20 in a list of the world's safest airlines, published earlier this year.
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