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Plus Für Bus (IGP)

Approximate Vintage: 2013
Received From: Vidas Vekerotas
Print or Image Color: White, Navy
Background / Bag Color: Navy, White Plastic
They've upgraded the bag with a website and darkened the colors a bit. Still recyclable, but the prominent image in the center of the bag has gone missing.

Plüsch Air

Approximate Vintage: 2001
Received From: Fredy Thürig
Print or Image Color: Blue
Background / Bag Color: White
According to Fredy, this bag is from a Swiss Carnival Music Group. As a sickbag collector, I may have no life, but even so, I thank my lucky stars that I'm not in a Swiss Carnival Music Group. Oof!

By the way, I do like the word 'Bogeteguugger'. If you guess 'G' and 'U' in Wheel of Fortune, well, you probably still wouldn't guess the puzzle, but you'd sure have a lot of the letters.

I am told that only 200 of these bags were ever made, but have no way to verify this assertion, unless I was actually pathetic enough to contact the Swiss Carnival Music Group.

Polferries

Approximate Vintage: 2003
Received From: Leszek Szalapak
Print or Image Color: Blue
Background / Bag Color: White
Casual onlookers first notice the Lego ship. Then you notice the cumulus cloud above it threatening rain, but hiding the emerging sun. The front and bag of the bag are almost identical except one side says, "Polish Baltic Shipping Co." and the other says, "Polska Zegluga Baltycka".

Polferries

Approximate Vintage: 2007
Received From: Leszek Szalapak
Print or Image Color: Blue
Background / Bag Color: White
Nice throwback rasterized ship, cruising under a cloudy sky hiding the sun.

Polish Generic

Received From: Janusz Tichoniuk
Print or Image Color: Black
Background / Bag Color: White
Janusz claims this bag is from Centralwings, but I guess that's just a generic Polish Airline, as evidenced by the Torbo Chorobowa.

Polski Express

Received From: Paul Mundy
Print or Image Color: Red
Background / Bag Color: Brown
I don't know Polish so I have no idea what this bag says. Can anyone help?

Portugalia Airlines

Received From: Christoph Vogel
Print or Image Color: Black and Gray
Background / Bag Color: White
Basic dull bag with slanted seismograph output under the Airline name.

Portugalia Airlines

Received From: Bruce Kelly
Print or Image Color: Black
Background / Bag Color: Gray
Very strange color scheme, black on gray, that actually works. Logo reminiscent of trying to grow crystals in space.

Pouya Airline

Approximate Vintage: 2014
Received From: Oliver Conradi
Print or Image Color: Blue, Green, Orange
Background / Bag Color: White Plastic
This Iranian airline shows a bird on a circle. It's possible the translation "airline" should really be "airlines", but who knows? Bag comes complete with registration marks.

Pouya Airline

Approximate Vintage: 2011
Received From: Mehrad Abolghasemi
Print or Image Color: Navy, Green, Red, White
Background / Bag Color: White
This bag is identical to the 2014 version except the block on the lower left says "2" (hence 2012) as opposed to "4" (hence 2014). But I have no idea if this assumption is in any way valid.

PPL Polish Airports

Approximate Vintage: 2005
Received From: Belavia
Print or Image Color: Blue
Background / Bag Color: White
This bag is used in the inspection plane of Polish Airports State Enterprise (PPL). I'm not sure what Porty Lotnicze means, but it sounds like one of the Little Rascals.

Well the mystery is solved. Bleavia tells me that "Porty Lotnicze means Polish Airports. PP is an abbreviation of the Przedsiebiorstwo Panstwowe that means State Enterprise in English." I still think I've seen a big blue Porty Lotnicze at construction sites.

Precision Air

Approximate Vintage: 2008
Received From: JK Terry
Print or Image Color: Black, Green, Yellow
Background / Bag Color: White
This bag says "Tanzania's Finest", but I don't know if that means Tanzania's Finest Barf Bag or something else.

Precision Air

Approximate Vintage: 2011
Received From: Ray Brunsberg
Print or Image Color: Green, White, Yellow
Background / Bag Color: White, Green, Yellow
At Precision Air, you are why we fly, not profits or anything like the shareholders would like to hear. Cool antelope figure graces the bag.

Premiair

Approximate Vintage: 1998
Received From: Marcus Ahlin
Print or Image Color: Black, Blue and Orange
Background / Bag Color: White
Wow, funky blue and orange circles make this bag's design look very contemporary (if it's 1968 that is).

Premiair

Approximate Vintage: 1999
Received From: Bruce Kelly
Print or Image Color: Blue and Red
Background / Bag Color: White
If you look in the folds which you can't see this in the scan, satanic-looking sun glyphs are printed with the mysterious word "BASIC" as a caption. Maybe an exorcist can help you throw the demon up.

Premiair

Approximate Vintage: 2001
Received From: Christian Funch
Print or Image Color: Blue and Red
Background / Bag Color: White
According to Christian, "Premiair is a Scandinavian charter operator based in Copenhagen and owned by British company Airtours.

President Airlines

Approximate Vintage: 2000
Received From: Rick Barry
Print or Image Color: Red and Purple
Background / Bag Color: White
This is the ultimate in cheesy. They tried so hard to make the logo look classy, but it's not even close. The New York Times font looks specious and the abstract looking big hair comb-over logo conjures up the feeling of, well, nothing. It's completely forgettable.

Rick says, "Great airline though. No seatbelt rules or any other rules about getting seated before they start the flight. The plane was moving while people were trying not to fall as they were still putting their luggage away. They also had folding seats. I sat in a seat with no one in front of me so I was able to fold down the seat and put my feet up."

Presidential Airways

Approximate Vintage: 1985
Received From: Rich Steines
Print or Image Color: White
Background / Bag Color: Blue
Very defunct airline.

Privat Air

Approximate Vintage: 2003
Received From: Jan-Alexander Lück
Print or Image Color: Red and Gray
Background / Bag Color: White
This airline is so private, I've never heard of them.

Barf Bag Analyst Philip Fox chimes in, "When I got the bag, it came with an inflight magazine which states Privatair is a leadig international business aviation group with the headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, a fixed based operation at Le Bourge airport in Paris as well as operating bases in Dusseldorf, Hamburg, and Munich in Germany and throughout the USA. It has been in operation since 1977."

Privilege Style

Approximate Vintage: 2015
Received From: Frank Mulliri
Print or Image Color: Gray
Background / Bag Color: White
This Spanish airlines has a fleet of only 5 planes, so it's great that they can afford to print their own logo'd bags.