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Items in the collection




Australian Airlines Boeing 737 Safety Card

Australian Airlines Boeing 727 Safety Card

Australian Airlines TN Sticker

Australian Airlines Plastic Logo Bags x 3

Australian Airlines Fabric Logo Badges x 3

Australian Airlines Large Shoulder Bag

Australian Airlines Christmas 1991 Port Bottle

Australian Airlines Tail logo Badge

Australian Airlines Kanga Crew Badge

Australian Airlines Aircraft Badge

Australian Airlines Playing Cards x 4

Australian Airlines Toothpicks x 296

Australian Airlines Baggage Tag

Australian Airlines Network Magazine Christmas
    
1989

Australian Airlines Airlines Magazine x 2 1989
    
&1990

Australian Airlines October 1990 Timetable

Australian Airlines Children's Jigsaw

Australian Airlines 1988 Timetable

Australian Airlines 1991 Flight Ticket

Australian Airlines VH-TQL Postcard

Australian Airlines Letterhead

Australian Airlines Blank Boarding Passes




Information



IATA Code: TN

ICAO Code: TAA

Known As: Australian Airlines

Full Name: Australian Airlines Ltd.

Country: Australia

Callsign: Australian

History:

In 1946, the Commonwealth Government established the Australian National Airlines Commission which operated as Trans-Australia Airlines.

TAA was effectively the government's new domestic state airline in direct and fierce competition with the already existing independent carrier, Australian National Airways - ANA.

TAA quickly took over QANTAS's domestic route network allowing the two state airlines to handle domestic and international services independently.

In 1986 TAA was renamed Australian Airlines and the new livery
was very modern with the old jumping kangaroo logo on the fin and the title 'AUSTRALIAN' on the fuselage.

Boeing 737-300s and 737-400s were added to the fleet.
     
The most modern airliners from the TAA fleet also saw service in
 the new Australian Airlines fleet the largest type was the Airbus
A300 wide body jet.
     
The airline lost it's identity when the QANTAS Group purchased the airline in 1992.

Logo:



Information Source:

Logo: http://www.aerosite.net

History:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
               

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