
deutscheba01 |
Airlines try to outdo themselves in the repetition stakes. I thought
that ČSA had the record with 300,
but Deutsche BA's bag has the words "Abfälle" and
"Wastebag" no less than 362 times. And that's not counting the
words cut off by the side pleat and the crinkly-cut top. Thanks to Sam Green. (2000) |

deutscheba02 |
Ouch! Hurts your eyes to look at this one. Specially designed for use
after meals containing carrots, tomatoes, oranges and ketchup. The airline
name is cunningly concealed in the gusset. Thanks to Thomas Soltwedel.
(2000) |

deutscheba03 |
From the days before Deutsche BA could afford to cover a
bag completely with orange ink. Thanks to Homer Goetz. (2002) |

deutscheba04 |
Boring, boring. This is one airline that has gone from
sophisticated to grunge. Thanks to Verena Hömke. (2003) |

deutscheba05 |
Deutsche BA has gone from bad to not-quite-so-bad: at
least this generic bag has printing on it. |
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Deutsche BA: see also dba |

dinarlineasaereas01 |
At least, I think the thing at the front is a D. If not, this should be
Inar Lineas Aeréas.
The wavy red thing is a plastic-coated wire tie. Careful when
using this bag: you wouldn't want it sticking into your eye. Thanks to Fernando
Canteras de Assis. (2000) |

dirgantaraairservice01 |
A typically small bag from an airline owned by the
Indonesian army. Passengers will have to work out how to use the bag
themselves: it's plain white. Thanks to James Mangan. (2002) |