Airline Mugs

TWA Air

Vintage airline

TWA Lindberg

United Airlines

Founded in 1925, Western Airlines was in a tough spot after WWII ended. The airline lacked the financial resources that other big airlines had, but still needed to grow to compete. Rather than chase the competition, they decided to set the bar sky-high. Western introduced pressurized cabins in 1954 and passengers were catered to with filet mignon and seafood, cigars, perfume, and orchids, and even champagne toasts. In 1956 Western added their official “VIB” (very important bird) named Wally, as the airline’s mascot. Wally helped redefine the all first-class in-flight experience and reminded consumers that Western was a premium airline and truly "the only way to fly."

Aeroflot Company

Central Airline USA

CP Air

Canadian Pacific Goose

Northwest Airlines was founded in 1926 as Northwest Airways, a reference to the historical name of the Northwest Territory. Like other early airlines, Northwest's focus was not on moving passengers, but in flying mail for the Post Office. Northwest began carrying passengers in 1927, and in 1947, Northwest was the first airline to begin direct service between the United States and Japan. By the '60s, Northwest had regular service to Hong Kong, Manila, Okinawa, Osaka, Taipei, Tokyo, Seoul, making them the world's leading transpacific airline serving the Asian region, formerly known as 'The Orient.' Northwest began marketing themselves as Northwest Orient Airlines in 1969, which included a total rebrand and a fleet refresh with 747 jumbo jets.

Avianca

Trans-Texas Airways

Canadian Pacific Airlines

Swiss Air

Continental Airlines - Wings

Western Airlines

From the late 90s, early 00s, before their collapse

Canadian Pacific Airlines

I've spent many hours of my life with nothing to stare at but an airline safety card, so here's my homage to vintage aviation design – when mankind first took to the sky, but with a little twist... can you see it?

All Nippon Airways

British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines

BEA Airways

ike-new, fully restored vintage airline travel poster from the Netherlands.

Capital Airlines

TWA Trans World Airline Logo

Champion Aircraft

Canadian Pacific Airlines

Australian National Airways - Douglas

Trans Atlantic Airways

An Illustration showing the commercial fleets operating Airbus A380s in 2019. The illustrations are in order of entry to service, left to right down,

Yukon Southern Air

Varney Speed Lines

Concorde - Air France "Pepsi Colours" digital artwork by The Art of Flying. http://www.theartofflying.biz

Canadian Colonial Airlines

Ansett Airways

Aquila Airways London