Onur Air

This Turkish carrier's logo consists of a tailfin without a fuselage or wings.

Onur Air (Papirus)

The Turkish bagmaker Papirus has taken over the lucrative Onur Air contract from Swiss-based ELAG. They've persuaded Onur executives to add a identification to one side of this product ("Sickness bag" in English, German, French and Turkish), as well as the Papirus logo in the gusset.

Onur Air (SEM)

A new competitor in the bagmaking business: SEM. Their logo and phone number are in the gusset.

Onur Air (blue/grey logotype)

A ritzy new blue/grey logotype for Onur, though the tailfin in the logo still hasn't found the rest of the plane it's supposed to be attached to.

Thanks to Josef Gebelé (2007)

Orion

Attractive brown, orange and white motif on a pale orange background. The bagmaker's star logo is at the bottom, not hidden in the side pleat like in most other bags.

Orion (white)

Less attractive bag, somewhat worn by age. Orion's logo would not look out of place on a washing machine.