Vaso

Anyone know what Авиакомпания means?

Vaso (lighter)

Same design, but printed so much lighter that I think it qualifies as a different design.

VASP

A roomy but unhappy-looking plastic bag. 37 cm long: I had to scan it in two sections. I don't know what the drawing is meant to illustrate -- a VASP logo being thrown into an unhappy envelope? 

The Portuguese instructions tell you to "Chame o(a) comissario(a)" -- i.e., either a steward or a stewardess. But the English instructions just say "Call the steward" (no mention of stewardesses). Could it be that only the male cabin crew speak English?

VASP

This bag looks big here, but that's only because it's nearly as wide as it's tall. It's in fact tiny: 18.9 x 14.7 cm. This one has a handy drawstring to prevent spillage. I don't know which bag is older -- this one or the one above. Judging by the size of its bags, either VASP's food has got a lot better, or a lot worse. Still no mention of any female cabin crew, either.

VASP (repeated logos)

Lots of little VASP logos on this bag, in case you missed the big one.

VASP (shifted left)

Deliberate, or a misprint? The black type on this bag is printed slightly to the left of its position on the bag above.

VASP (coloured logo)

New and improved: now in glorious technocolor.

VASP (lower)

Printed lower down, and the small black strip art the top is on the other side (doesn't show on this picture as it got cropped off during editing. Oh welll...)

VASP (70 anos)

You can celebrate VASP's 70 years of flying by using this bag.

VASP (blue)

Smallish drawstring bag that tells you that motion sickness is for your convenience, then exhorts you to call a male member of the cabin crew.