A speculative rebrand for Nigeria's largest airline — reimagining the identity and booking experience for a carrier with global ambitions.
A self-initiated concept exploring what a rebrand could look like for Air Peace — Nigeria's largest airline — as it positions itself for a growing international network.
The exploration spans identity, livery, and the digital booking experience — an exercise in what a national carrier's brand could feel like at global scale.
An airline identity has to work at every scale — from a tail fin visible across an apron to an icon on a phone screen — while still reading as distinctly Nigerian and built for a global stage.
The concept had to feel credible next to the world's major carriers, without losing the identity's roots.
The direction leans into a confident, modern mark and a refined green-and-white palette rooted in the airline's heritage — built to carry across livery, cabin touchpoints, and a digital booking experience.
A concept exploring how a national carrier's identity could carry real global ambition — a reference point for what the rebrand could become.