Air·Berlin (serif)

Yes, there is a dot between the Air and the Berlin.

Air·Berlin (sans serif)

Still the dot, and still in italics, but Air·Berlin has modernized its image: it now features a sans serif font.

Air·Berlin (no star)

No deSter star on the bottom of this bag.

Air·Berlin (heavier type)

Air Berlin's designers are trying to catch bag afficionados out by using a slightly heavier typeface.

Air-Berlin (hyphen)

Re-typeset: the dot has grown up into a hyphen.

Air-Berlin (airberlin.com)

Now with the website on the bag. Note that there's no hyphen in the web address.

Air-Berlin (pointy base)

Further proof that it's always worth picking up a bag or two from each flight, even if you're certain you've already got that bag. (OK, I'll make an exception for British Airways.)

This has a slightly bolder typeface than the bag above, and is printed on pointy-bottomed stock, not the square-based Elag bag above.