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Sepahan Airlines (Persian: هواپيمايي سپاهان) is an airline based in
Isfahan, Iran. The company is an internal division of the manufacturer Iran
Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company (HESA) (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Aircraft_Manufacturing_Industrial_Company).
It was established in 2010.
Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sepahan_Airlines
Its flag is a white
horizontal flag with the logo (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sepahan_Airlines#mediaviewer/File:Sepahan_Airlines_Logo.jpg)
in the middle as seen in these images:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-ru4jFsd5Rzw/TrmLp8KzxTI/AAAAAAAAAJc/9kEqMpPvDEE/s1600/Hesa-1.jpg
and
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-iqaa4RW04o4/TrmLxJ2BERI/AAAAAAAAAJk/ddaSbLAMm0c/s1600/Hesa-2.jpg
(desktop flag) (source:
http://aboutiranblog.blogspot.com/)
For additional information go to
Sepahan (official website):
http://www.sepahan.aero/, http://pgair.ir/
Esteban Rivera, 8 February 2014
The image above is the flag of HESA Airlines, now Sepahan Airlines. The flag
in the photographs that you provided the links to was actually HESA Airlines.
The logo on the flag is the same as the Sepahan Airlines logo, with the dolphin
jumping out of the water inside a blue ring. The words beneath the logo on the
flag, however, read "HESA Airlines" instead of "Sepahan Airlines." There also
appears to be Arabic script beneath the logo. Doing some research, I found the
Arabic script that was used in the initial HESA Airlines logo and included that
as, in my mind at least, the most likely candidate for Arabic-script text on the
flag.
If someone can find another photograph of the flag, or provide me
with a description of the script on the flag, I will gladly make the revisions
to the gif. Also, if there is a photograph showing the flag using the "Sepahan
Airlines" wording instead of "HESA Airlines," I will can make that flag as well.
Randy Young, 1 December 2014