The Winnipeg Jets alternative jersey design features red and blue striping and the Winnipeg Jets logo in place of the classic RCAF roundel.
The Winnipeg Jets are honoring the Royal Canadian Air Force with their alternate jerseys for the upcoming hockey season.
Shown at Saturday’s Fan Fest, the Jets’ “the Forty-Eight” pays tribute to the jerseys worn in 1948 by the gold-medal winning RCAF Flyers. The design features red and blue striping and the Winnipeg Jets logo in place of the classic RCAF roundel. The Winnipeg Jets revealed their 2023-24 alternate jerseys, which pay homage to the Royal Canadian Air Force.Mark Chipman, governor & executive chairman of the Winnipeg Jets Hockey Club and True North Sports + Entertainment, said the club’s logo was inspired by the RCAF decal.
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