Alitalia airsickness bag

ALITALIA

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Country : Italy

IATA code : AZ

One seriously doubts the Italian reputaion for style when they produce bags like this.(Swap from Roger Macrae)

Alitalia's 'A' logo is normally green and red so why did they choose this horrible brown/red colour? Folding instructions in six languages.
(Swap from Roger Macrae)

The peak of cost-effectiveness must be the sponsored bag. The base of cryptic 'AZ 64706260' in the top left corner - AZ is obviously the IATA code but what is the number?
(Swap from Sam Green)

Continuing the theme of the sponsored bag this Travelgum advert has a lighter colour scheme but the 'AZ 64706260' is now repeated several times facing the opposite direction. The Vomitorium has several variations of this bag with differences in size and the number of wires in the fold-over clasp - super stuff!
(Swap from Guido Debenedetti with further contributions from Chris Goddard)

It's a cut-throat world in the anti-airsickness business and Travelgum just couldn't compete with the marketing muscle of Xamamina. Once again there are variations of this bag with both matt and glossy paper being available to the more discriminating collector.
(Swap from Raphael Cesario with further contributions from Chris Goddard)

A definite improvement on the design front although a bit of red printing as well would have made it much nicer. However, although the logo is on both sides, the name is only on the front. Xamamina continues to sponsor the base of the bag.
(Swap from Nicola Ottolini)

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	One seriously doubts the Italian reputaion for style when they produce bags like this.(Swap from Roger Macrae)
	Alitalia's 'A' logo is normally green and red so why did they choose this horrible brown/red colour? Folding instructions in six languages. (Swap from Roger Macrae)
	The peak of cost-effectiveness must be the sponsored bag. The base of cryptic 'AZ 64706260' in the top left corner - AZ is obviously the IATA code but what is the number? (Swap from Sam Green)
	Continuing the theme of the sponsored bag this Travelgum advert has a lighter colour scheme but the 'AZ 64706260' is now repeated several times facing the opposite direction. The Vomitorium has several variations of this bag with differences in size and the number of wires in the fold-over clasp - super stuff! (Swap from Guido Debenedetti with further contributions from Chris Goddard)
	It's a cut-throat world in the anti-airsickness business and Travelgum just couldn't compete with the marketing muscle of Xamamina. Once again there are variations of this bag with both matt and glossy paper being available to the more discriminating collector. (Swap from Raphael Cesario with further contributions from Chris Goddard)
	A definite improvement on the design front although a bit of red printing as well would have made it much nicer. However, although the logo is on both sides, the name is only on the front. Xamamina continues to sponsor the base of the bag. (Swap from Nicola Ottolini)