The current logo prominently features the CF-18, a jet that didn’t exist when the original Winnipeg Jets franchise played from 1972 to 1996 between the WHA and NHL.

WINNIPEG - The Winnipeg Jets have opted for a sleek fighter jet as the centrepiece of their new logo. The design has the jet pointed north over a red Maple Leaf in a blue and grey circle. The Jets ...

Everything about the new Winnipeg Jets, it seems, is going to cause a fuss, whether it's their name, their roster, their history or their logo. Yes, their logo is now causing some quarreling up north.

True North Sports & Entertainment unveiled the primary and secondary logos for the Winnipeg Jets Hockey Club on Friday afternoon. The Jets will begin play in the NHL this coming season.

WINNIPEG -- The new Winnipeg Jets no longer need the NHL's logo for any team visuals. They have their own. The team unveiled its new logos Friday afternoon, a traditional-looking primary insignia ...

As you can see, the logo looks quite different from the old Winnipeg Jets logo. While the Jets went through three different primary logos in their first incarnation, let’s keep it simple and compare ...

The Winnipeg Jets finally unveiled their new logo on Friday afternoon, releasing three crests for the reborn NHL franchise at 5 p.m. ET on their website. According to the team, ...

WINNIPEG — The new Winnipeg Jets no longer need the NHL’s logo for any team visuals. They have their own. The team unveiled its new logos this afternoon, a traditional-looking primary insi ...

Winnipeg, Oct. 2, 2024 – The Winnipeg Jets today unveiled their new Ukrainian Heritage logo in celebration of the team’s first Ukrainian Heritage Night game on Jan. 2, 2025.

The current logo prominently features the CF-18, a jet that didn’t exist when the original Winnipeg Jets franchise played from 1972 to 1996 between the WHA and NHL.

As the division rivals clash on the ice, an unexpected off-ice connection has come to light: One that suggests that the Winnipeg Jets’ current logo may owe its existence to St. Louis.