Famous Logos Created with Frutiger Font

In the 1970s, the newly built Charles de Gaulle Airport at Roissy in France needed a new directional sign system. The Swiss typeface designer Adrian Frutiger was commissioned to work on that and the result is the Roissy typeface. Impressed by the quality of the Roissy airport signage, the typographical director of the Mergenthaler Linotype Company approached Frutiger in 1974 to turn it into a typeface for print, which is now we know as Frutiger, one of the best typefaces by Adrian Frutiger.

Frutiger is a humanist sans-serif typeface, intended to be clear and highly legible at a distance or at small text sizes. Below is a collection of example usages of Frutiger in corporate branding and logos.

Logo	Name	Font Name
	American Airlines	Frutiger Roman
	American Eagle (2013)	Frutiger Roman
	Banca Intesa	Frutiger Bold
	Batteries Plus Bulbs	Frutiger Bold Condensed
	Brazilian Football Confederation	Frutiger Black
	CSL	Frutiger Black Condensed
	Deutsche Post	Frutiger 57 Condensed
	DZ Bank	Frutiger Bold
	Emirates NBD	Frutiger Bold
	Enel	Frutiger Bold Italic
	Ericsson	Frutiger Black
	Flickr	Frutiger Black
	International Power	Frutiger Bold
	Lafarge	Frutiger UltraBlack
	Panda Express	Frutiger Cond Bold
	RadioShack (1995)	Frutiger Black
	RadioShack (2013)	Frutiger Black
	Safi Airways	Frutiger Italic
	State Farm Insurance	Frutiger Bold Italic
	Sysco	Frutiger 75 Black
	TD Bank	Frutiger UltraBlack
	Teck Resources	Frutiger Bold
	Ticona	Frutiger Com 65 Bold
	TransCanada	Frutiger Black
	Trusted Choice	Frutiger Black
	Xstrata	Frutiger 45 Light