Cathay Pacific Emblem. Emblem introduced Cathay Pacific from the 1960s on its jet machine using white, dark green strip coating, the logo only Cathay Pacific Airlines old logo Cathay Pacific Airlines old logo vertical tail on the "CATHAY" words, Group logo. In the 1970s, Cathay changed the fuselage to white green lines, but the logo was only on the basis of the Swire Group logo added wings. From the mid-1980s to 1994, Cathay was once marked with green and white stripes vertical tail. In the 1990s, Cathay Pacific decided to update the corporate image, in 1994 to improve the passenger service at the same time in 1994 to enable the new version of "Alice" to replace the original green and white painting. The emblem combined with Chinese calligraphy strokes and birds wings gesture, reflecting Cathay Pacific's "Asian characteristics." However, due to the logo shape and shark's fin similar to Cathay Pacific by some people (especially aircraft photographers and Cathay Pacific staff) dubbed the "shark fin aviation." Before 1991, Cathay Pacific aircraft all in the vertical tail on the British flag, only in the Cathay Pacific replacement painting before the withdrawal, the aircraft registration number prefix from July 1997 to December 1997 by the "VR-H "To" BH ". Since 1995, Cathay Pacific's original green and white painting was gradually replaced. January 22, 2016, Cathay Pacific's first use of the new painting 747-400ERF debut. November 2015, Cathay Pacific in the 777-300ER started a new coating: put on the line more fluent new "Alice wings" logo; simplified Cathay Pacific chromatography for the green, gray, white three colors; highlight the Cathay Pacific name and "Alice vibration Wing "pattern. Which to machine head, body and tail part of the most significant changes. January 28, 2016, its Dragonair also changed its name to Cathay Pacific Dragonair, also replaced the painting and Logo.