
That's "reverse chronological order" for those of you who don't
understand plain English.
Here's a list of bags that have been processed by Immigration,
and have made it through Customs and Quarantine checks into my collection.
Click on the links to see each bag. If there's no link, I
haven't got round to adding it to the bag gallery. If the link leads you to
the wrong page, check the Bag gallery (menu on the left) for the
airline name. (Updated
06 April 2008)
Just landed: 43 bags so far in 2008.
I'm still cataloguing the 2007 arrivals -
patience please. 291 bags in 2006. A
record in
2005: 500. Compare that to
362 new bags in 2004,
341 in
2003, 348
in 2002, 340 in 2001, and
216 in 2000. That total includes my barfbag look-alikes too,
including dogshit and sanitary bags.
Grey shows airline barfbags.

Beautiful country, boring bags: Finnair. Plus a Nex
busbag, a pile of sanibags: Starline Webstar, Initial Hygoform, Katrin,
CastAway, and two doggie bags: Bravo yellow and Robidog.ch (Josef Gebele)
'erair? No,
izair (David Bradford)
XXL:
XL.com (David Bradford)
Guitar pick:
Czech Airlines (Jan Tomášek)
Celebrity, sex, fashion. Without airbrushing.
Jezebel fashion week (Steve
Silberberg)
Rice wine?
Asian Spirit. And
Air Macau with a
lowercase "a" in "air sickness" (David Bradford)
For sufferers of severe antipathy:
Voter's Vomit Valet (Bruce
Kelly)
Islamic roots?
Delta (David Shomper)
A sanibag aimed at the purchasing department:
Karta converters sanibag (Juergen
Klein)
The longest name for a major carrier?
China Southwest Chonqing Airlines.
And
Alma de México
(Bruce Kelly)
Bikebag: Bend
Cycle Cab (Steve Silberberg)
Less of a feeling, more of an airline:
LC Busre. And a
rare ziplock closure from
Rutaca (David Bradford)
Grey bag or black box?
Crossfit (Steve Silberberg)
Where's the clip?
Indigo. Along with
Spicejet,
Fly540,
China Eastern and
Mihin Lanka (Michel Silvera)
Fly is no longer cheap:
Wings Air. And
Lion Air and
Mandala. (Isye
Arifiantini)
So why not put them in the competition's planes?
HLX "Da wird der
Konkurrenz schwindlig" and
Batavia flowers (Thorsten
Hecht)
Eastern invasion:
East Star Airlines,
Sichuan Airlines,
China Eastern, and
Xiamen Airlines (Piet van
der Poel)
Au naturel?
Nature Air. And
Continental Skyteam
(Bruce Kelly)
Slapstick lipstick:
Molotov Theatre (Steve Silberberg)
Bird of paradise:
Air Niugini (Helga Stamm-Berg)
JAL goes Lufthansa:
Japan Airlines (Kyoko
Hagino-Tomioka)
Elated, delighted: Serrated
United (David Shomper)
El placer de volar:
Conviasa (Hamish
Goldie-Scot)
Upright M, not inverted W:
Ethiopian (Evelyn
Mathias)
