This article is about the currently inactive NHL team and the first team previously known as Winnipeg Jets. For the team in which the assets were transferred from the Coyotes, see Utah Mammoth. For the team currently known as Winnipeg Jets, see Winnipeg Jets (current).
When the WHA merged with the National Hockey League in 1979, the team moved to the NHL, keeping its 1973 logo.
1990–1996[]
Phoenix/Arizona Coyotes[]
1996–2003[]
Designer:
Greg Fisher for Campbell Fisher Ditko
Typography:
None
Launched:
1996
After the 1995-96 season, the team relocated to Phoenix and became the Phoenix Coyotes due to financial issues. A new NHL team took the name Winnipeg Jets when the Atlanta Thrashers relocated in 2011.
2003–2021[]
Designer:
Adrenalin Design Group
Typography:
None
Launched:
2003
Evolution of concepts transitioning from the previous logo to the current one.
2021–2024[]
After using the katchina logo as a secondary logo for three years, on September 20, 2021, the Coyotes announced that the logo would return full-time as a primary logo beginning with the 2021-22 season. As a result, their previous logo from 2003 gets demoted to secondary status.
On April 18, 2024, it was announced that the Arizona Coyotes would move to Salt Lake City, Utah in the 2024–25 season while Coyotes owner Alex Meruelo tried to build a new arena in Arizona. The Utah team will be treated as a new franchise, with the Arizona Coyotes name, logo and history staying with Meruelo. After a land auction in which he planned to bid on was cancelled, he gave the rights to the franchise back to the NHL. At this time, the League hasn't announced what they plan to do to the franchise and it's history going forward.
