 meridiana01 |
This bag just says "Meridiana". Babelfish translates this as
"Meridiana". Thanks to Sam Green. (2001) |

 meridiana02 |
The base of this bag says: "Ricordiamo ai Sigg. Passeggeri che il
bagaglio a mano è limitato da norme che garantiscono sicurezza e
comodità a bordo. Grazie." Altavista's Babelfish
program translated this as: "We remember to the Sigg. Passengers
who the baggage by hand is limited from norms that guarantee emergency and
comfort to edge. Thank you." Thanks to Guido Debenedetti. (1999) |

meridiana03 |
Logos all over this bag: front, back, base and in both
gussets. I thought there was one inside as well, but it turned out to be
some chewing-gum. Thanks to Nicola
Ottolini. (2001) |

meridiana04 |
Looks pretty similar to the bag above, but the printing
is slightly higher up the bag, and the yellow is misplaced. Deliberate or
a misprint? Research continues. Thanks to Bedford McIntosh.
(2001) |

meridiana05 |
Ten out of ten for the Italian airline's latest design:
giant, overlapping logos look like a squadron of jellyfish.
On the base there's the same admonishment as in the bag
above not to exceed the limits for cabin baggage. It's a bit late to tell
passengers this after they've already lugged five over-full handbags and
all their duty-free onto the plane. Somewhat like those safety
demonstrations showing you how to fasten your seat belt after you're
already speeding down the runway: doesn't help much on this flight, but
maybe people will remember for the next one. Thanks to Nicola Ottolini for
this gem. (2001) |


meridiana06 |
Someone has stuck the base of this bag on upside down. Thanks to Mark
Brace. (2004) |


meridiana07 |
Meridiana have tried to pack as much information as possible in the base
of this bag: a logo, a phone number to call if you are enjoying your current
flight with Meridiana so much that you want to book another, an email
address for the same thing, something to do with web trading, and even a
couple of butterflies.
There's so much crammed on the base that the other surfaces of the bag
are free for Meridiana's handsome shockwave logo, along with a web address
for you to access in case you didn't see the bag over to see the one on the
base.
Thanks to Thorsten Hecht. (2006) |
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