American: Case Study #1

Rebranding an icon

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After four decades of flying under the same logo and livery, American was ready for an identity that its customers would see on planes but also feel in a more meaningful way, across a variety of experiences the world over. 

As the Brand Manager of Visual Identity, I partnered with FutureBrand, a leading international branding and design agency, in the creative direction, concepting, development and implementation of the new American Airlines visual identity across all external and internal touch points. 

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Terminal A - DFW Airport

Terminal A - DFW Airport

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American’s new brand identity has won a Clio award for Brand Identity design and was a finalist for the 2013 Fast Company Innovation by Design awards.

 
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American: Case Study #2

A Digital Re-Imaging

American understood digital would play a major role in the launch of their new brand. American’s digital touch points reach millions of customers a day, and American wanted to ensure the new brand was reflected in every part of the digital customer journey. I lead the creative development for all of American’s digital platforms and coordinated with eight development teams to implement and launch the new brand globally, on one day -  brand launch -January 17, 2013.

Digital platforms included:

- American’s corporate website - aa.com
- 5000 network-wide self-service kiosks
- Mobile apps, both iOS and Android
- System-wide gate displays
- Over 20 marketing emails
- All social media touch points
- Corporate Intranet

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Mobile App

Mobile App

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Airport Gate Displays

Airport Gate Displays

Airport Gate Displays

Check-in Self Service Kiosks

Check-in Self Service Kiosks

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Terminal A - DFW Airport

Terminal A - DFW Airport

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