: It strikes a perfect middle ground between the industrial rationality of Univers and the friendlier curves of Gill Sans. Primary Use Cases

: Its lightness makes it ideal for body text in magazines and books where a clean, modern aesthetic is desired without the "heaviness" of a standard Roman weight.

While the heavier weights are icons of airport signage, the weight is favored for more refined applications:

For updated versions with true italics and expanded character sets, designers often look at Neue Frutiger or .

is a specific weight within the legendary Frutiger typeface family, highly regarded by designers for its delicate yet exceptionally legible structure. Using the numeric naming system developed by Adrian Frutiger, "45" indicates a Light weight ("4") and an Upright roman posture ("5"). Design Characteristics

The is available for commercial use and can be found at retailers like MyFonts and Fonts.com .