 airfrance01 |
Air France (centred logo)Older bag from the French flag-carrier. Thanks to Wolfgang Franken (2002) |
airfrance02 |
Air France (blue)From the days before Air France discovered multi-coloured printing. Thanks to Homer Goetz. (2003) |
airfrance05 |
Air France (05.184 higher on base)A 1970s bag with the enigmatic "05.184" printed in a different place on the base. Thanks to Paul Hudson (2005) |
airfrance03 |
Air FranceClean, stylish, minimalist, very French. (1996) |
airfrance06 |
Air France (heavy paper)I was looking through my Air France swaps just now (something I do all the time when I'm bored), and found this bag. It's got no wire tie, and is made of a heavier, glossier paper than Air France's standard offering: 9 g instead of the usual 7 g. If each one of the 474 passengers on a 747-400 has one of these bags rather than the standard 7 g issue, the plane will weigh an extra kilogram. Don't know where or when I got this one - so I'll credit my swaps box. |
 airfrance04 |
Air France (plain white)Even cleaner and more minimalist than the bag above, but how unstylish: this bag is plain white. C'est un jour triste si la nation qui nous a donné la haute couture s'embaisse aux telles receptacles pas decorées. On espère que cette abomination est une anomalie unique. (1999) |
