Called the “Plane de Lis,” the new mark is packed full of winks to the city of New Orleans and the airport itself. As the name suggests, it’s meant to evoke both an airplane and a fleur-de-lis—a stark contrast to the former logo, which simply shoehorned a plane into a scene dominated by the iris design.

With a marching band, NFL cheerleaders and costumed Mardi Gras krewe members, New Orleans unveiled a new brand for its Louis Armstrong International Airport on Tuesday as the city readies for Super Bowl LIX.

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More than 100,000 travelers are expected to arrive at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport over the next two weeks.

The updated symbol, a Fleur de Lis, is clean and streamlined with lines suggesting a plane taking flight—a celebration of movement, progress and connection

Avelo Airlines is offering one-way fares out of Tweed New Haven Airport to Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, which start as low as $125 for one-way, according to a release. The departure flight is set for Friday, Feb. 7, with a return flight for Monday, Feb. 10, according to Avelo.

The Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport introduced new branding before visitors fly into the city for the Super Bowl.