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LAN Argentina

In the rich tradition of plain white LAN bags, here's one from the Argentinean branch of the family.

Thanks to Ilse Koehler-Rollefson (2007)

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LanChile

Minimalist bag from LanChile. Their logo looks like Hyatt's.

Thanks to Jürgen Klein. (1999)

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LanChile (red)

Repeats the airline name six times, just in case you didn't get it the first time. Same principle as the Sterling bag.

Thanks to Steffen Heinrich. (2000)

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Lan Chile (plain white)

It's always a shame to see a proud airline stoop to providing passengers with mere plain white bags. One hopes that Lan Chile manage to pull out of their funding nosedive soon, so they can revert to their proud tradition of offering quality bags to passengers.

Thanks to Barbara Kneiding (2004)

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LanPeru

Here's the Peruvian version of the Lan bag.

Thanks to Roger Macrae. (2001)

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LanPeru (plain white)

Another case of Yanqui albino imperialism.

Thanks to Charlotte Häusler (2006)

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LanPeru (wedge)

Wedge? That's the technical term for a bag with a pointy base. The ones with a rectangular base are called "block-bottom".

Thanks to Josef Gebele (2007)

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