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Bangkok AirwaysAn unusual design, almost as wide (19.1 cm) as it's tall (24.5 cm). This bag is made of plasticized paper, with a pleat at the bottom instead of at the sides. The closing mechanism is unusual, too: three lines embossed into the paper to ease folding, and a peel-off sticky strip to hold everything in place. There's even a thumbhole at the top to help panicky passengers open the bag. The shape of bags to come? Thanks to Jürgen Klein. (1999) |
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Bangkok Airways (no gold)They've replaced the gold inlay in the logo with common-or-garden red. Thanks to Fulvio Dossena (2007) |
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Bangkok Airways (large)Same idea as the bag above, but even more room for that semi-digested food. Thanks to Gerald Shively. (2002) |
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Bangkok Airways (small)At last, a standard sized bag from Bangkok. The in-flight menu must have been improved. Thanks to Petr Manda. (2003) |
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Bangkok Airways (off-white)The Thai flyer has migrated to a slightly off-white paper. Thanks to Colin Smith (2005) |
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Bangkok Airways (slipped logo)Oops, printing error here: the printer didn't have the plates aligned right for the red and gold inks. Thanks to Timo Korf (2005) |
