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Air EfataA new Indonesian carrier that hasn't got round to printing anything on its bags yet. Thanks to Adi Widdono (2006) |
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Air EuropaAmbitiously named regional airline with an understated bag. Thanks to Sam Green. (2000) |
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Air Europa (blue/red)Still understated, but now there's a nice logo that looks like the Danish letter æ. Bag kindly supplied by Kilian Verpackung. (2001) |
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Air Europe (swoop down)Logo shows the letters AE swooping down to a smooth landing. In the gusset there's a "Skybag-3" logotype with phone and telex numbers from Portsmouth, UK. Thanks to Stephen James. (2001) |
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Air Europe (lower instructions)The yellowing on this bag is because of age - it stems from the 1970s. The type near the base is printed about 5 millimetres further away from the logo than in the other similar bag. Thanks to Paul Hudson (2005) |
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Air Europe (stripes)Less imaginative bag from this carrier, which Bruce Kelly says started out as a British firm, but is now Italian-owned. This boring decor dates from its British days. Thanks, Bruce. (2001) |
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Air Europe (red)Still not very imaginative, but at least it's a splash of colour. Thanks to Eddy Vanhaute. (2003) |
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Air Europe (blue/orange)Yet another corporate makeover for the Italian carrier. At least the design is getting better. Thanks to Steve James. (2001) |
