Which transportation company's logo was inspired by the indigenous imagery of Alaska, and has undergone a significant simplification while maintaining its core symbolism since 1972?

The transportation industry's biggest brands have fascinating stories behind their iconic logos. From airlines to rideshare companies, these visual identities carry deep symbolism and have evolved significantly over time. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most recognizable transportation logos and its evolution. Can you identify the correct origin story?

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Alaska Airlines - Their iconic Eskimo face logo was almost replaced in the 1980s but was kept after public outcry, and has been gradually modernized while preserving the original indigenous imagery
Delta Air Lines - Their triangular 'widget' logo represents the Greek letter delta and was originally designed to include indigenous symbols from the Mississippi Delta region
Amtrak - Their logo features a stylized indigenous arrowhead design that has been simplified from its original 1970s version while maintaining the directional symbolism
Greyhound - Their running dog logo was inspired by Native American artwork depicting swift movement, and has been streamlined over decades while keeping the core imagery