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Rune's Barf Bag Collection - Bags from Oceania |
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Air Nauru Nauru is the world's smallest independent republic. Oceania, island in the South Pacific Ocean, south of the Marshall Islands. Light blue bag, dark blue tailplane logo’s and stars, white name and text. Thanks to Roger Macrae. Air Niugini 1
The National Airline of Papua New Guinea, Air
Niugini with a white bag with airline logo and "Airsickness bag".
They use Fokker F-28 jets and Dash aircraft that suit the requirements of
flying within the unique and challenging Papua New Guinean terrain, and a
Boeing 767 jet for international routes.
Air Niugini 2 The National Airline of Papua New Guinea, Air Niugini with a white bag with airline logo and "Airsickness bag". They use Fokker F-28 jets and Dash aircraft that suit the requirements of flying within the unique and challenging Papua New Guinean terrain, and a Boeing 767 jet for international routes. Thanks to Josef Gebele. Air New Zealand 1 A wide bag with nice illustrated instructions on what to do and not. No cigarettes, no drinks! No hint what the bag is really intended for! Dotted line as help for those uncertain how to fold the bag. Instructions in seven languages on reverse side on this "Litter bag" from Air New Zealand. Thanks to Al Halls. Air New Zealand 2 A slight different variant compared to my Air New Zealand 1. Blue color print instead of green. Other typeface on airline name and different logo placing. Thanks to Fernando Assis. Air New Zealand 3 A similar bag as ANZ no 2 but this one has two extra text blocks at the top above the dotted folding line. Ad for travel sickness medicine on back. Thanks to Derek Delaney. Air New Zealand 4 "For your convenience in the event of air sickness" says this bag. On reverse side is an ad for Avomine air sickness tablets. Thanks to Robert Florida. Air New Zealand 5 "If affected by motion sickness, please use this bag" says this bag on both sides. Number on low right: NZ 0231 JY. Thanks to Josef Gebele. Air New Zealand 6 "Feeling a little under the weather?" asks this bag from Air New Zealand. Also 3 helpful tips how to feel better. Thanks to Josef Gebele. Air New Zealand 7 Feeling unwell? A multi lingual bag. "If affected by motion sickness, use this bag and not your carry on". Also found on Air New Zealand, maybe a generic bag?. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje and Kenth Lundberg. Air Pacific Air Pacific with a motion sickness bag. Three step instructions in three languages. English and two for me unknown languages. Pointy bottom and blank back. Thanks to Gerhard Lang. Air Tahiti Nui is the leading carrier to French Polynesia. The airline has headquarters in Papeete and operates from Faa’a International Airport on the island of Tahiti. Thanks to Arnaldo Morelli. Air Tahiti is a French airline company which operates in French Polynesia. Despite its private company status, it has a public service mission. Its principal base is Faaa International Airport. Not to be confused with Air Tahiti Nui. No airline info on bag but the Tahiti word "Mauruuru" means "Thanks" in English. Thanks to Kenth Lundberg. |
A white bag with blue print from this domestic New Zealand airline. Ad for travel sickness remedy on the back of bag. "If you need this bag ...Maybe you need Sea-legs. Sea-Legs - New Zealand's most popular travel sickness remedy by far". Vertical closing wire, star logo in pleat, no instructions. Thanks to Theo van Bakel. Ansett New Zealand 2 A white bag with airline name only in blue. Star in pleat. I'm pleased to know that my Ansett New Zealand Sick Bags are now more valuable as the Airline went bankrupt in 2001. Also Ansett Australia followed suit. Thanks to Matthias Koch Jet Star 1 Jetstar is Australia's and Singapore's new low fares airline for Australia and the Asia-Pacific. Jetstar's Australian operation is wholly owned by Qantas. White simple bag manufactured by Australian Packaging Pty Ltd. Thanks to Wolfgang H. Lüthje. Jet Star 2 Jetstar is Australia's and Singapore's new low fares airline for Australia and the Asia-Pacific. Jetstar's Australian operation is wholly owned by Qantas. White simple bag manufactured by Australian Packaging Pty Ltd. Thanks to Tom Rockne. Originair Originair is an airline based in Nelson, New Zealand which operates domestic flights within New Zealand. Very simple bag with just airline logo and nothing else. Thanks to Anonymous donor Qantas 1 Qantas big bag doubles as photo bag. Only a small line of text on front top reveals what kind of bag this is "Please use this bag if you are affected by motion sickness". Qantas logo on low left on back of bag. Thanks to Sören Skov Olsen Qantas 2 Same as above? No sir! This Qantas bag is different in many ways. The top line is now "Motion Sickness/Rubbish Disposal" and on the left side "Please take this bag with you and pass on to family or friends if you are unable to use". Well, this mysterious passenger was obviously "unable to use" because he/she passed it on to me! Thanks to anonymous donator. Qantas 3 New design for Qantas photo bag. "If affected by motion sickness please use this bag". Qantas logo on back. Thanks to Josef Gebele Qantas 4 This is probably an older version of the above photo bags. Big Qantas logo on bottom of the photo bag instructions. Thanks to Derek Delaney. Qantas 5 Same as above but on this bag is the big Qantas text removed. Price is still $5.95 but special offer for new film removed. Thanks to Derek Delaney. Qantas 6 Wow! A non photo bag from Qantas! Only Qantas logo in low left corner and instructions in no less than 11 languages! Is this world record? Thanks to Alan Howlett. Qantas 7 Wow! Another non-photo bag from Qantas. This time they even removed the instructions. Probably their passengers are already educated how to use the bag or the stewardess is demonstrating in the aisle before takeoff. And no need for photo bags any longer, people are using digital cameras these days. Thanks to Wilson Lui.
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Qantas 8 Anew generation photo bags from Qantas. "Please use this bag if you are affected by motion sickness" on top and "Qantas" on low left corner on back. "Q2" Thanks to Josef Gebele. Qantas 9 Anew generation photo bags from Qantas. "Please use this bag if you are affected by motion sickness" on top and "Qantas" on low left corner on back. "Q1" Thanks to Josef Gebele. Qantas 10 Yet another photo bag from Qantas. This is Kodapost as opposite to the National Photos bags. Thanks to Robert Florida. Qantas 11 Yet another photo bag from Qantas. This is National Photos bags. Code CA97. Thanks to Ronnie Irvine Qantas 12 Yet another photo bag from Qantas. This is National Photos bags. Code QF03. Thanks to Ronnie Irvine Qantas 13 Very simple bag from Qantas with only the airline logo on low left corner. Nothing else. Thanks to Ronnie Irvine Qantas 14 Yet another photo bag from Qantas. This is an Extra Film offer. Code: Q4. www.extrafilm.com.au.Thanks to Josef Gebele Qantas 15 Another non-photo bag from Qantas. Bag made by Australian Packaging Pty Ltd. Pointy base, no instructions or closing mechanism. Thanks to Josef Gebele Qantas 16 Yet another photo bag from Qantas. This is National Photos bags. Code CC53. Thanks to Andrew Cooper Qantas 17 Another non-photo bag from Qantas. Simular to #15. Pointy base, no instructions or closing mechanism. Thanks to Josef Gebele Vaustralia Have you seen one of our thongs? Well, read the text on this nice "Fully Sick Bag" from Virgin Australia. Big (260 x 160 mm) bag with pointy bottom. Thanks to Massimo Nember. Virgin Blue 1 The trend of using photo bags as barf bags is getting stronger. Now even Virgin Blue has joined (together with Qantas, Crossair and others). Virgin Blue logo in the top left corner and the text "This photo bag can be used for motion sickness". Picked up on a flight between Melbourne and Sydney. Thanks to Kristian Bengtson Virgin Blue 2 The trend of using photo bags as barf bags is getting stronger. Now even Virgin Blue has joined (together with Qantas, Crossair and others). "This photo bag can be used for motion sickness". Thanks to Josef Gebele. Virgin Australia All white bag with the text "If affected by motion sickness please use this bag" on front, bagmaker Australian Packaging Pty Ltd on back. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje. |
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