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Aero Condor from Peru with a plastic bag with phone number and web address. Plastic ribbon for closing. "Bolsa De Mareo". Thanks to Josef Gebele.
Aero Continente from Peru with a plastic bag full of phone numbers for booking. Plastic ribbon for closing. "Bolsa De Maero/Air Sickness Bag". Thanks to Wolfgang Franken  Aero
Continente
2 This is clearly the Chile part of Aero Continente
which is a Peru based airline. Only
Chile destinations on this plastic bag. Bolsa De Maero/Air Sickness Bag".
Similar to Aero Continente 1 but this has no blue/yellow
stripes and only Chile phone numbers and destinations. Thanks to
Jaap Groen A plastic bag
from AeroGal Aerolineas Galapagos S.A. based in Ecuador. Routes from
different South American cities to Galapagos Islands. Bagmaker LC
Representaciones. Thanks to Frank Mulliri. A standard white
paper bag from Cuban Aerogaviota. Operates domestic passenger charters
for the Cuban national tourist authority as well as private airplane
rental services to foreign businessmen. Star in pleat. Thanks to Freddy
Witte. Most
south American airlines use half-transparent plastic bags, I can't
understand why. Well, Aero Mexico's bag is long and narrow (for long
flights?) with "airsickness bag" in three languages. Adhesive
closing flap. Thanks to Per Olsson Artberger. Aero Mexico has
really exaggerated their logo on this plastic variant. Unusually for a
plastic bag there is a horizontal closing wire. Thanks to Derek Delaney. A similar bag to
no 1, this one has only the logo not airline name. Adhesive
closing flap. "Airsickness bag" in three languages. Thanks to
Thorsten Hecht. A similar bag to
no 1, this one has the recycling logo and bagmaker on low right. Adhesive
closing flap. "Airsickness bag" in three languages. Thanks to
Massimo Nember A similar bag to
no 3, but this one has the adhesive flap for closing in a brown color. "Airsickness bag"
in three languages. Thanks to Ronnie Irvine Nice
red plastic "Bolsa de maero" from Aero Peru. Plastic
stripe for closing. "Van Leer" in micro letters at down right
corner. Thanks to Ken Pugh Plastic bag with no closing possibilities
from Aero Peru. Not easy to handle. Bag manufactured by Isosanplast S. A. Thanks to Aidan Stradling. A
paper variant of the "Bolsa de mareo" from Aero Peru. Sturdy paper with
plastic coating inside and horizontal closing wire. Thanks to Senno van der Velde. A
plastic bag similar to Aero peru 2 but this one with a blue ribbon for
closing. "Bolsa de Mareo - Air Sickness Bag". Bag made by
Isosanplast S A. Thanks to Senno van der Velde. Traditional white paper bag
from Colombian Aero Republica. Vertical closing wire on back. Star in
pleat. Traditional white paper bag
from Colombian Aero Republica. Horizontal closing wire on back.Thanks to
matthias Koch. White
plastic bag with two color print from this Bolivian airline. "La
Buena Costumbre de Volar", "Bolsa De Mareo - Air Sickness". Thanks
to Senno van der Velde.
White bag with only airline name in blue print. Vertical closing wire.
Nothing else. Nothing. Thanks to Mats Carlens Improved bag from Aerolinas
Argentinas, this time with company logotype as well. Thanks to Wolfgang
Franken. Now they skipped the "Aerolinas
Argentinas" and just using the logo on the bag. Star on base and
vertical closing wire on back. Thanks to Nico Snels. This bag is similar to no 2
but more narrow. Bagmaker "Arbol S A" in pleat. Thanks to Matthias Koch. A Cuban airline. Only logo in
red and blue print on bag. No instructions or closing mechanism. Thanks
to Roger Macrae. A "discomfort bag" from Air
Aruba, a Caribbean airline. Flat base and star in pleat. Thanks to
Thorsten Hecht Air ALM has
been the national carrier of the Netherlands Antilles and one of the
major airlines in the Caribbean since 1964. They have a fleet of three
MD-82 and four Dash-8-300 aircrafts. White bag with two color print.
Fold line. Vertical closing wire. Star in pleat. Thanks to Mats Carlens
Air ALM has been the national carrier of the Netherlands Antilles and
one of the major airlines in the Caribbean since 1964. They have a fleet
of three MD-82 and four Dash-8-300 aircrafts. White bag with two color
print. Dual fold lines. Vertical closing wire. Star in pleat. Thanks to
Steven Silberberg
Americana was mainly a domestic airline based in Lima, Peru. They where
from the beginning formed from a company called Aero
Chasqui but Americana went out of business in 1997. Bag from
1993. Yellow plastic bag with route map on the back that reveals that
they also did operate a few routes to their neighbor countries Colombia,
Bolivia and Brazil. A unusual black plastic stripe (for closing?) is
featured. Manufactured by Poliplastic. Thanks to Thore Kristoffersson.
Austral from Argentina (yes, Austral is an
Argentina based airline) with a simple white bag. Flat base, vertical
closing wire and airline name in red. That's all folks! Thanks to
Fernando Assis. Venezuelan Avensa with a white
bag with vertical closing wire. ACS logo in pleat. Thanks to Matthias
Koch The Mexican airline
Aviacsa since 1990 with a very long bag (for looong flights?) Blue print
on sturdy white plastic, not as flimsy as South American plastic bags
use to be. Instructions in English, Spanish and French. Thanks to
David Shomper. Long white plastic bag similar
to #1 but with the decorative frame removed. Instructions in three
languages. Bagmaker Agroplasticos logo on low left. Thanks to Matthias
Koch. Long white plastic bag similar
to #1 but with the decorative frame removed. Instructions in three
languages. Bagmaker logo removed. Thanks to Matthias Koch.
Colombian Avianca with a white bag with airline name only. No other
refinements. Thanks to Matthias Koch Another
variant from Colombian Avianca. "Airsicknessbag"
on front and "Bolsa Para Mareo" on back. Avianca and star logo on
base. Thanks to Bruce Kelly. Luxury
airsickness bag with gold print from Guatemalian airline Aviateca.
Horizontal closing wire. Thanks to Roger Macrae BRA - Brasil Rodo
Aereo with a white plastic bag equipped with textile strings for closing
the bag. My English is not so good but "bra" means "good" in Swedish, I
better look it up what it means in English. Hmm... Thanks to Kristian
Bengtson. This should be a
bag from Caribbean Star based in St. George, Antigua, West Indies. Looks
like a generic to me but I have not seen it from any other airline so I
let it stand for CS for now. Bagmaker "Extra Packing Corp."
http://www.extrapackaging.com/
on base. Thanks to Frank Mulliri. A "Cartucho de
mareo" from Cuban national airline Cubana. White bag with blue print
and star in pleat. Thanks to Mark Brace. A "Bolsa de
mareo" from Cuban national airline Cubana. White bag with blue
and red print. Star in pleat. Thanks to Matthias Koch. Airsickness bag
in three languages on this bag from Cuban national airline Cubana. White bag with blue
and red print. Thanks to Matthias Koch. Airsickness in
five languages including Russian on this bag from Cuban national airline Cubana. White bag with blue
and red print. Thanks to Matthias Koch. White bag from Ecuadorian
Ecuatoriana with company name and logo in blue. Bag manufactured by De
Ster, star logo in pleat. Vertical closing wire. Thanks to
Sergio Bartolucci. For some reason "Bolsa de
mareo" 6 times and "Air sickness bag" only two times on this
bag. Horizontal closing wire. Thanks to Robert Florida.
A new Brazilian domestic airline GOL with
a plastic bag featuring an "electric wire" for closing. One of the
biggest bags in the collection, 370 x 185 mm. I don't know if an
extremely big barf bag is good or bad sign for the airline. The bag
even carry the URL to the airline!
http://www.voegol.com.br/. Thanks to Kristian
Bengtson.
A new more moderate sized
plastic bag from GOL, only half the size of its predecessor.
The electric wire is out and the textile strings are in. Otherwise
same design as before. Bag made by Poliembalagens.
Recycle logo (does GOL really recycle used airsickness bags? No, I
don't think so!). Thanks to Fernando Assis.
Yet another new
plastic bag from GOL, different text from GOL 2 and bagmaker name and
recycle symbol removed. GOL probably realized that barf bags are not
recycled very much. Really. Textile strings for closing.
Instructions in Portuguese and English. Thanks to Kristian
Bengtson.
Yet another new
plastic bag from GOL. This time with inverted colors compared to the
old bags. Now with web address
www.voegol.com.br and instructions in Portuguese, Spanish and
English. Thanks to Massimo Nember. This is a regional airline
owned by Transbrasil and operating a fleet of Embraer Brasilias. Plastic
bag with closing strings. Very similar to Transbrasil but no logo.
Thanks to Fernando Assis.
Firm white bag from the domestic Bolivian airline Lloyd Aéreo Boliviano
(LAB) Flying Service, Inc. - providing year-round scheduled service and
flight seeing tours. Horizontal wire closing. Thanks to Fausto Labruto. Many airlines say "waste", "refuse" and
similar on the bags, LAB states clearly "Air Sickness Only" (!)
Well done LAB! Thanks to Aidan Stradling. Lineas Aéreas Costarricenses S.A. Doubles as "Seat
occupied" sign. Star in pleat. Thanks to Barry Day Lineas Aéreas Costarricenses S.A.
An older bag with two color logo. Star in pleat. Thanks to Barry Day An "After-use-fold- An "After-use-fold- White bag with red print. Folding
line with instructions and sealing string on back. Thanks to David Harris. |
 LanChile 2Discreet white bag from LanChile. Only logo in blue, gray and red down low on bag. No special refinements. Thanks to Sergio Bartolucci.  LanChile 3Bright colorful bag from Chilean LanChile. Sturdy bag with plastic inside and horizontal closing wire. Thanks to Robert Florida  LanChile 4Discreet white bag from LanChile. Only logo in blue, gray and red down low on bag. Reinforced base and vertical closing wire on back. Thanks to Robert Florida  LanPeruLAN-PERU, former AeroPeru, now owned by LAN-Chile. They even took over the design of the bag. Thanks to Thore Kristoffersson  LAPALAPA (Lineas Aereas Privadas Argentnas S.A.) with a white plastic bag with blue print. No refinements at all. Thanks to Senno van der Velde.  LC Busre  LC Busre is an airline based in Lima, Peru. It operates scheduled domestic flights. Its main base is Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM), Lima. Sturdy paper bag with horizontal closing wire. Thanks to Frank Mulliri.  LiderLider is an Brazilian Taxi airline with jets and helicopters and even a rescue service with ambulance flights. Typical South American bag in half transparent plastic material and strings to close. "For your convenience in event of motion disconfort. To close pull strings" (yes, I know "disconfort" is misspelled) also instructions in Portuguese. Thanks to Matthias Koch.  Mexicana 1I'm not sure why most of the South American airlines use plastic bags. Anyway, this specimen from Mexicana is a narrow long white model with adhesive closing flap and folding instructions on reverse side. Doubles as "Seat occupied" sign. Thanks to Al Halls  Mexicana 2A paper variant from Mexicana, usually using plastic bags. This bag is very similar to Continental Airlines, only airline name differs. Very sturdy bag also doubles as seat occupied marker. Thanks to Bruce Kelly.  Mexicana
3A plastic bag from Mexicana similar to #1 but this one with gray print instead of blue. graphic folding and closing instructions. Thanks to Robert Florida.  Nordeste
VarigNordeste is a subsidiary of Varig, the same way as Rio Sul. "For your convenience in case of motion sickness. To close, pull the strings. Call the stewardess". Thanks to Kristian Bengtson.  OceanAir Brazilian airline OceanAir with a white bag with red, black and yellow print. Plastic bag with textile strings for closing. Thanks to Matthias Koch.  Pantanal 1Interesting bag from Pantanal Linhas Aereas, a regional Brasilian airline. White plastic bag 325 x 165 mm big. Unusual closing solution with a blue wire attached to the bag with a white adhesive tab. Looks like an electrical wire to me. "For your convenience, in case of motion sickness. To close, use attached tie. Call the steward." Thanks to Mark Ackery.  Pantanal
2A similar bag to Pantanal #1 but the electrical wire is out and in is the traditional South American textile wires for closing."For your convenience, in case of motion sickness. To close, pull strings. Call the steward." Also in Portuguese. Bagmaker ASPLAS. Thanks to Jan Lindmark.  Pluna 1A flimsy plastic bag from Uruguay Pluna. Servicio de a bordo, Para uso en caso de mareo. Vintage bag from 1972 with unusual metal closing clip on back. Thanks to Luiz Fernando Longo  Pluna 2This time a paper bag from Pluna Uruguay, they had traditionally used plastic bags as many south American airlines do. "AIRSICKNESSBAG" on top, Pluna logo on both sides as well as on the base of bag together with Helios (bagmaker) logo. No closing mechanism. Thanks to Göran Östman.  Rio Grande Do
Sul Flight School
Traditional South American style with strings to close and thin white plastic material. Instructions in English and Portuguese and flight school logo in blue print. Thanks to Fernando Assis.  Rio-Sul 1A half-transparent plastic bag as usual for South American airlines. "To close, pull the strings. Call the stewardess" - so she could inspect the contents? This bag has strings to pull for closing the bag. Rio-Sul (Varig) is a Brazilian regional airline established in 1976 operating several domestic routes in Brazil. Thanks to Fernando Assis.  Rio-Sul 2New design from Rio Sul with their new logo. White plastic bag with blue print and strings for closing. Instructions in Portuguese and English. Manufactured by Poliembalagens. Thanks to Fernando Assis.  Rio-Sul
3Other variant on Rio-Sul 2. This one has a different typeface and the small Poliembalagens advertisment removed. Thanks to Fernando Assis.  saeta 1saeta (La Aerolinea Del Ecuador) with a white plastic bag without any closing opportunities. Bag made by Plastlit, De Galidad. Thanks to Senno van der Velde.  saeta 2saeta (La Aerolinea Del Ecuador) with a white plastic bag without any closing opportunities. Bag made special for Boing 727. Thanks to Robert Florida  SamSam is a Colombian airline with this very simple bag with only Sam logo printed on both sides, nothing else. Thanks to Robert Florida.  Servivensa
Not a very fancy bag from Venezuelan Servivensa. But like I read on a board posting: You'll be amused by the done up flight attendants in tight mini skirts and go-go boots!! Thanks to Matthias Koch  Sky AirlineWhite bag with thick plastic coating inside from this Chile based airline. Vertical closing wire on back. Thanks to Matthias Koch  TacaTaca International Airlines from El Salvador with a nice white bag with blue and red print. Star in pleat. Vertical closing wire. Thanks to Roger Macrae.  TaesaTaesa Mexican airline with a white plastic bag. Folding instructions in three steps. Self adhesive closing. Thanks to Matthias Koch  TAM 1Like most south American airlines Brazilian TAM are using a plastic bag. A special feature is the nice strings to close the bag after use. Never seen those before. "For your convenience in case of motion sickness. To close, pull strings. Call the flight attendant." in Portuguese, English and Spanish. Thanks to Fernando Assis.  TAM
2A normal paper bag from TAM, probably because the flight was going to Europe, São Paulo - Frankfurt. The interesting thing with these two bags from TAM is that the star logo on the base of bag is red on one and blue on the other bag. Click to enlarge and study! Definitely two different editions! Thanks to Kristian Bengtson. TAM
3A normal paper bag from TAM, probably because the flight was going to Europe, São Paulo - Frankfurt. The interesting thing with these two bags from TAM is that the star logo on the base of bag is red on one and blue on the other bag. Click to enlarge and study! Definitely two different editions! Thanks to Kristian Bengtson.  TAM 4
A hilarious bag from Brazilian airline TAM. Picture showing a merry-go-round spinning with the King in one of the planes. The King looks really dizzy and probably need this bag real quick. The picture is copyrighted by King Features Syndicate which means I'm not supposed to publish it here? Let them sue me! Thanks to Senno van der Velde.  TAM
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TAM with a new designed plastic bag with
closing strings. "For your convenience, in case of motion sickness.
To close pull strings. Call the flight attendant."
TAME - is a military airline of Ecuador that has the monopoly to fly
from the Ecuador mainland to and from the Galapagos Islands. Blue
plastic bag with dark blue print from "Linea Aerea del Ecuador", Alas
para la integracion. "Funda de Maero". Thanks to
Senno van der Velde.
New logo on this Tame bag. Blue plastic with
dark blue print, no closing mechanism. Bag made by Montgar. Thanks to
Karl English.
New logo on this Tame bag. Blue plastic with
dark blue print, no closing mechanism. Bag made by Neyplex. Thanks to
Robert Florida.
A white plastic bag from Argentinean airline
TAN. No closing mechanism or instructions. Thanks to Matthias Koch.
A new Peru airline based in Lima with a white plastic bag, half
transparant, red and grey print. TANS = Transportes
Aereos Nacionales da Selva.
Airline phone number in big digits on front. Thanks to
Thore Kristoffersson TransBrasil was
founded in 1955. Today it flies to three continents. TransBrasil has
grown from a simple DC-3 to a fleet of modern Boeing 767 aircrafts.
Traditional South American plastic bag with closing strings. Thanks to
Mats Carlens.
TransBrasil was founded in 1955. Today it
flies to three continents. TransBrasil has grown from a simple DC-3 to a
fleet of modern Boeing 767 aircrafts. Dark blue paper bag with graphic
instructions how to use the bag - but no hint what the bag really is
intended for! Thanks to Fernando Assis.
Trip Linhas Aerehas- Small Regional Airline That Operates Brasilias and
Trip Linhas Aerehas- Small Regional Airline That Operates Brasilias and
A "Tear off to open"-bag from Brazilian Varig. Clear instructions
"For your convenience in event of motion discomfort" also
instructions on how to fold and seal with the wire in English and
Portuguese language. Thanks to Wolfgang Franken. New beautiful design from Brazilian Varig.
Different shapes of compass roses in four colors. Very decorative. Nice work
Varig! Vertical closing wire. Thanks to Fernando Assis.
Traditional South American design on this
plastic bag from Brazilian airline Varig. Textile string for closing.
Instructions in English and Portuguese. Bag made by Poliembalagens.
Thanks to Gerhard Lang.
Very small half-transparant plastic bag from Brazilian Vasp. Nice
strings to close the bag after use.
Thanks to Fernando Assis.
As an alternative to the small Vasp bag, Vasp
also offers an extremely big bag 360 * 190 mm. It did not fit in the scanner
so the picture is a little bit truncated at the bottom. This one has a small
blue wire for closing attached. "For your convenience, in case of motion
sickness. To close, use attached tie. Call the steward." Almost
the same text in Portuguese but with a choice of male/female
(steward/stewardess). More equality in Brazil than the English spoken world?
Thanks to Kristian Bengtson.
This is the classic "sad guy bag" from
Brazilian Vasp. Blue wire attached with a self adhesive tab for
closing. Thanks to Matthias Koch
A more colorful variant from >Brazilian
Vasp very similar to Vasp 2. This time with a logotype in green and yellow
colors. Still with the cute blue wire for closing. "For your
convenience, in case of motion sickness. To close, use attached tie.
Call the steward" (not the stewardess?). Thanks to Kristian
Bengtson.
A "After use fold toward you" bag from
Venezuelan Viasa. White bag, orange and blue logo, blue text, star in
pleat. Thanks to Roger Macrae. White bag with green print from Viabrasil, a
Brazilian low fare airline that operates a single 727 from São Paulo to Rio,
Recife, Natal, Fortaleza and João Pessoa. Tiny nylon strings for closing the bag
after use. Manufactured by Poliembalagens Brazil. Instructions in Portuguese
only. Thanks to Fernando Assis. |
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