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image by Zoltan Horvath, 05 January 2015
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I'm not certain if this
image, shows the flag of . I saw this flag on December 23, 2014, but I'm ot
sure if it is the flag of the airport , or the flag of the Aruba Airport
Authoirty (the management entity).
Source:
http://article.wn.com/view/2014/02/04/Two_new_airlines_coming_to_Miami_International_Airport/
The flag in question is that of the
Aeropuerto Internacional Reina Beatrix on Aruba.
The flag I think is that of the airport, is the flag right of the flag of
Venezuela (actually tow flags to the right). To me, it seems this blurry image
shows the
logo on a white horizontal flag, but again, I may be wrong, so if someone
can help me on this one I'd appreciate it very much.
Esteban Rivera, 05 January 2015
While I'm not convinced that this flag is for Aruba Airport Authoirty on that
picture, I started to search for it, because I remember for this picture, I have
seen it somewhere, but in daylight condition.
Even I downloaded it at that time, but I don't remember where I can find it,
possibly it comes from Facebook.
It is Aruba Tourist Logo Flag, a white flag with coloured name of the island and
its four-pointed star symbol.
Please see it at:
http://www.jepretgrafer.com/pictures/tourism-brand-identity-logo-of-aruba-in-oranjestad.jpg
Zoltan Horvath, 05 January 2015
When I searched the flag you giffed, it came up as "Aruba" and a slogan ("One
happy island") claiming to be the ATA (Aruba
Tourism Authority), so I guess it is a government flag (in fact, when looking at
the official government of Aruba website,
one can see that they link directly to ATA in
Dutch.
Now reading further information, I came to this: "As of January 1, 2011, ATA has
evolved from a government agency to a unique independent legal entity within the
public sphere. The Aruba Tourism Authority (A.T.A.) is the Destination Marketing
and Management Organization (DMMO) for Aruba responsible for uniting tourism
interests amongst the on- and off-island stakeholders/partners for the purpose
of coordinating destination marketing, destination development and destination
partnerships."
Source:
http://www.aruba.com/the-island/aruba-tourism-authority-sui-generis-0
So indeed, the flag you drew is of the ATA (Aruba Tourism Authority).
Esteban Rivera, 05 January 2015
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