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TAROM (old blue)An older bag from the Romanian carrier, before they discovered how to print on bags without smudging the ink. Thanks to Roger Macrae. (2004) |
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TAROM (old blue, higher)Compare this bag with the more modern TAROM bags, and you can see where all those European Union accession billions have gone. Thanks to Steve Silberberg. (2005) |
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TAROM (gold)Oh dear, another confusing bag: it tells you to fold it towards you after use. On both sides. Thanks to Roger Macrae. (2001) |
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TAROM (blue)Same as the bag above, only blue. |
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TAROM (large tailfin)TAROM's printers have now discovered how to put graphics on their bags. Thanks to Roger Macrae. (2004) |
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TAROM (tailfin)No instructions on this blue version. We get the whole tailfin instead of just the logo, though. Thanks to Roger Macrae. (2001) |
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TAROM (higher)The TAROM tailfin has taken off by itself and is now hovering about a third of the way up the bag. Thanks to Niek Vermeulen. (2005) |
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TDA"In case of motion sickness" you might get by looking at TDA's round washing-machine logo? Founded as Toa Domestic Airlines, this carrier was rebranded in 1988 as Japan Air System. Thanks to Toshiaki Anan (2007) |
