Fifteen years later, Brussels Airlines has announced that it will bid farewell to its famous logo with fourteen red balls in the shape of a b. The domains will remain in the new logo, but there are now nine. They have different sizes and are placed in the shape of a square.
It rang the bell with Polish Gazeta.pl. Their own logo consists of … nine red balls of different sizes that together form a square.
said a spokeswoman for Agora, the media group to which Gazeta.pl belongs, after a question from The Belga News Agency.
The group says it is analyzing the situation. I have already contacted Brussels Airlines. We hope to resolve this issue quickly and amicably.
On Brussels Airlines, the Gazeta.pl logo is known. “We saw this logo prior to registering our logo as a trademark,” spokeswoman Kim Dainen said. But the airline found no reason to change the planned logo. “The two logos are not exactly the same, and the two companies operate in completely different sectors,” Dainen said. “So there is no possibility of confusion.”
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