Using Inkscape to create airline titles when no suitable fonts are available.load your image into Inkscape and if necessary rotate it until it is level horizontally.
Place a guide at the top and bottom.
A lot of these titles can be done using simple shapes, this what we will be doing here.
Turn on snapping then using the rectangle create a rectangle over the letter "I", this can be duplicated and used for the first part of the letter "R"
Create another rectangle and with the rotate/skew tool skew it until it matches one side of the "A"
Keep the skewed rectangle selected and select "Object to Path"
With the "Edit Paths by Nodes" tool select the two nodes on the side that needs to be moved and holding the "CTRL" key move them until they are in the correct position (The "CTRL" key constrains the selected object to horizontal or vertical movement)
Repeat the above steps for the other side of the "A"
Create another rectangle for the horizontal bar of the "A"
Duplicate that twice and use for the top and middle bars of the "R"
Now things get a bit more difficult.
With the bezier tool draw around the remaining outline of the "R", don't worry about the curves just place a node on the high and low points.
Select the "Edit Paths by Nodes" tool and select the nodes that need to be curved (Holding the "Shift" key will enable you to make multiple selections)
With the nodes selected click the "Make selected nodes smooth" icon on the tool bar, you should then have something like this:
Zoom in and make any adjustments necessary to match the image.
The next thing is to ensure all objects are converted to paths, then select all and select "Union" this will merge everything into one object.
The only thing left to do is to change it to the required colour and stick it on your plane