Why does the logo of the International Air Transport Association mean the planet on the wings?

Hello, I'm an international freight forwarder and I know something about IATA. The following is what I checked+what I know, I hope it will help. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is a large international organization composed of airlines from all over the world. Its predecessor was the International Aviation Business Association, and 19 19 was founded in The Hague and disintegrated in World War II. 1944 65438+In February, some government representatives and consultants attending the Chicago International Civil Aviation Conference and representatives of air transport enterprises got together and agreed to set up a committee to draft the articles of association of the new organization. 1945 In April 16, the draft articles of association were revised and adopted at the Havana meeting, and the International Air Transport Association was established. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, the executive agency is located in Geneva. Because IATA is mainly aimed at aviation-related enterprises and institutions, when designing LOGO, according to the concept that human aircraft originated from wings, the LOGO with wings supporting the earth was designed. It indicates that the International Air Transport Association is using its wings to seek happiness for the earth.