Wingdings style symbols

The wingdings style symbols ✈ and its close relatives, with the keyboard shortcut for each one.

Tap to copyAirplane
U+2708

Wingdings style symbols and related symbols

Click a symbol to copy it, or read across for the shortcut.

SymbolNameCodeHTMLWindowsMacLaTeX
AirplaneU+2708✈
Black telephoneU+260E☎
EnvelopeU+2709✉
Black scissorsU+2702✂
Lower right pencilU+270E✎
PencilU+270F✏
Black nibU+2712✒
White right pointing indexU+261E☞
White left pointing indexU+261C☜
White up pointing indexU+261D☝
White down pointing indexU+261F☟
Victory handU+270C✌
White smiling faceU+263A☺Alt + 1
White frowning faceU+2639☹
Skull and crossbonesU+2620☠
White flagU+2690⚐
Black flagU+2691⚑
Black floretteU+273F✿
White floretteU+2740❀
Circled white starU+272A✪
Writing handU+270D✍
HourglassU+231B⌛
KeyboardU+2328⌨
Tape driveU+2707✇

Meaning of ✈

Wingdings was a Windows font that swapped letters for pictures. Most of its pictures also exist as real Unicode symbols, so these copy correctly anywhere.

Common uses: retro decoration, puzzles and bios.

Unicode name
Airplane
Code point
U+2708
Windows
Alt + X in Word
Mac
Character Viewer

How to type ✈

Copy and paste

Click the big ✈ at the top. It copies instantly.

Windows

In Word, type 2708 and press Alt + X. In other apps, the emoji panel (Windows key + .) has a symbols tab you can search.

Mac

No shortcut? Control + Command + Space opens the Character Viewer; search for airplane.

iPhone and Android

Long press a related key on some keyboards to find ✈. If yours does not have it, copy it here and paste it where you need it.

HTML

Use ✈ or ✈.

Questions people ask

How do I type ✈ on a keyboard?

Windows has no Alt code for it; use the symbols tab in the Windows key + . panel. Mac users can find it in the Character Viewer (Control + Command + Space).

How do I type ✈ in Word?

Type 2708 and press Alt + X straight after it. Word turns the code into ✈.

What does ✈ mean?

Wingdings was a Windows font that swapped letters for pictures. Most of its pictures also exist as real Unicode symbols, so these copy correctly anywhere.

Where is ✈ used?

Retro decoration, puzzles and bios.

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Updated November 13, 2026