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What does this logo signify?
It's from a TU-104. Looks like "Illy" to me, but that's just a guess...
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Hello, you're right, it looks like Illy in Latin alphabet, but this is actually the Soviet era Tu(polev) Design Bureau logo - TU spelled in Russian/Cyrillic.
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Ah, so not an advert for coffee served aboard then?
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In cursive,
Capital Te: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Te_(Cy...20in%20Russian Capital U: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U_(Cyr...20Cyrillic%20U |
It's cursive "TU"
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For the benefit of the person asking the question, it's basically cyrillic for TU short for Tupolev aircraft company, but written in the more formal, elegant and proper cursive alphabet.
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