 flightcare01 |
First of four from the prestigious Nepali airline. This rather tattered
example is sealed at the bottom with a piece of sticky tape. Flight Care's
logo features the Hindi "Om" symbol (see Corsair
and Widerĝe for other examples of
this). Thanks to Narayan Bhattarai.
(2001) |
 flightcare02 |
Same wording and design as the bag above, but this one is smaller.
Many Nepalese airlines seem to have the same artistically challenged
bag designer. See Mountain Air
and Yeti for proof. Thanks to Narayan Bhattarai.
(2001) |
 flightcare03 |
A plain white bag with a separate sheet carrying the instructions
affixed to it: unique in bagdom. The Nepali text (the airline name at the
bottom) has some handwritten corrections inserted in it. My guess is that
this is a sample bag that a Flight Care executive has corrected before
returning it to the printer for revision. A unique insight into the
process of bag design? Research continues. Thanks to Narayan Bhattarai.
(2001) |
 flightcare04 |
This blue version incorporates the correction from the bag above.
Further evidence of creativity and change in the world of barfbags. Thanks to Narayan Bhattarai.
(2001) |
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