The mark consists of a bottle label comprise of quadrilateral carrier, concentric circles with an airplane, hops, and a banner. The quadrilateral is dark blue. At the top of the quadrilateral, the tan wording "FIRST FLIGHT BREWING" appears overlined and underlined. On each side of this wording, a tan outspread wing appears. On each side of the quadrilateral a vertical tan line and several tan dots appear. At the base of the quadrilateral, a dark red and dark tan plane appears outlined in tan appears at the center of red and tan concentric circles. The red concentric circle is outlined in tan. Inside the red concentric circle, the tan wording "FIRST FLIGHT BREWERY" appears. On each side of "BREWING", a light blue circle appears. On the underbelly of the airplane, the tan wording "KEY WEST" appears. On each side of the quadrilateral, a red and tan hop flower appears. Inside the quadrilateral, an aircraft crew appears. The beige pilot is wearing a white, black, and gold hat with a yellow circle, black sunglasses, a dark blue jacket with white buttons and a gold pin, a white shirt, black tie, and black pants. On each side of the pilot two women airline stewardesses appear. Each stewardess is beige with red lips and are wearing a light blue hat, light blue, blue, and white stewardess uniform, and black shoes. From left to right, the hair and eye colors are: brown hair and blue eyes, dark brown and brown eyes, blonde hair and blue eyes, and dark blond and blue eyes. Above the flight crew, a dark red, light red, and tan airplane appears in front of a light grey sky with white clouds. At the waist of the flight crew, a red and dark red banner appears carrying the white wording "MAVERICK IPA" outlined in black. The white background appearing outside of the quadrilateral is not claimed as a feature of the mark.
The colors dark blue, tan, dark red, dark tan, red, light blue, beige, white, black, gold, yellow, blue, brown, dark brown, blonde, dark blonde, and light grey are claimed as a feature of the mark.
"IPA", "BREWING", AND "KEY WEST"