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Aegean is an award-winning Greek airline. According to Wikipedia, it is the largest Greek airline by total number of passengers carried. Its fleet has 22 Airbus A320-200, each able to carry 168 passengers. Issue: 01 – Feb. 2007 Format: Card |
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This card is from one of 18 Airbus A321-200 of the Aeroflot’s fleet operating a domestic route in Russia. Seatmap is available at Seatexpert.com Format: Card |
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This is a card from a brand-new (by the time the card was provided) Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 in Air Berlin livery and operated by LGW (Luftfahrgesellschaft Walter mbH). The card says it’s Rev. Orig. 12/2010. It is notable that |
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Aeroflot operates 43 Airbus A320-200. This is an old (all white) edition of the safety card. Format: Card |
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Airline: Cathay Pacific (website) (wiki) Aircraft: Airbus A330-300 (wiki) Number of Airbus A330-300 in Cathay Pacific Fleet: 33(photos) Safety Card Languages: English, Chinese Format: Card Did You Know: Cathay Pacific operates only wide-body jets. |
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Airline: S7 (website) (wiki) Aircraft: Boeing 737-500 (wiki) Number of Boeing 737-500 in S7 Fleet: previously 10, all sold to other airlines ( photos) Safety Card Languages: Russian, English Format: Booklet Did You Know: S7 |
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Airline: S7 (website) (wiki) Aircraft: Boeing 737-400 (wiki) Number of Boeing 737-400 in S7 Fleet: 4, operated by Globus (photos) Safety Card Languages: Russian, English Format: Booklet Did You Know: All S7′s Boeing 737-400 are |
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Airline: S7 (website) (wiki) Aircraft: Tupolev Tu-154M (wiki) Number of Tupolev Tu-154M in S7 Fleet: currently 0 (photos) Safety Card Languages: Russian, English Format: Booklet Did You Know: In 2008, S7 stopped operating all Soviet-made |
| This is a very large booklet from a very large Iberia’s Airbus A340-600 (flight from Madrid to Mexico City). Interesting that correct identification of the aircraft series is A340-600 (with a dash), while on the card it says A – |
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Interjet is a Mexican low-cost airline (but with huge seating spaces). It operates 22 A320s, all quite new: made in 2008 and 2010. The safety card has Spanish and English instructions. Format: Card |