#Sabena

[almostarts]

Sabena, Chairs, set of three, Mexico, c. 1955,

Walnut, iron, brass,

24 h × 21 w × 30 d in (61 × 53 × 76 cm)

22¼ h × 31 w × 30 d in (57 × 79 × 76 cm)

22½ h × 28 w × 26 d in (57 × 71 × 66 cm)

Courtesy: Wright20

[vintagepromotions]

'To Poland by Sabena'

Poland travel poster by Sabena, the Belgian national airline (c. 1950).

[monkeyssalad-blog]

"Gay Belgium" Night and Day at the Worldfair, Sabena, 1958. by Halloween HJB

[bigglesworld]

Bristol 170 Freighter. Sabena

[digitalposterarchive]

1956 New York Direct To Moscow. Sabena. Belgian World Airlines

Source: Pinterest / fabienne jerot

Published at:  https://propadv.com/airlines-poster-and-ad-collection/sabena-poster-and-ad-collection/

[dekaydk]

SABENA, the Belgian airline, was notoriously bad, to the point that some wit came up with the name being an acronym for Such A Bad Experience, Never Again.

I do not know if that person was Katherine Hepburn.

your ruthless efficiency in disembarking from this aeroplane has captivated me mademoiselle

[retrotourism]

[girlactionfigure]

[germanpostwarmodern]

The S3 Armchair (1958) designed by Alfred Hendrickx for Sabena

[whitedogblog]

"SABENA is an acronym for The Societé Anonyme Belge d'Exploitation de la Navigation Aérienne was Belgium's national airline. Founded in 1923, SABENA operated flights to European destinations as well as Belgian colonies. This stylish 1938 poster, advertising the the Savoia-Marchetti engine, magnificently conveys the idea of speed and modern technology. "

SABENA / RAPIDITÉ. 1938. L. Keizer. Studio E.L.K.A. The plane is a Savoia-Marchetta SM.83.

[bigglesworld]

Nord Air Express

[digitalposterarchive]

1982 'I've put you on Sabena' Their First Class is the best. Sabena 

Source: Time Magazine 

Published at: https://propadv.com/airlines-poster-and-ad-collection/sabena-poster-and-ad-collection/ 

[brianfrench1995]

Dubrovnik Airport Postcard - 
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JAT and Sabena Caravelles

@postcardtimemachine

[airsllides]

airsLLide No. 2141: PP-VOA, Boeing 747-341, Varig, Frankfurt-Main, May 13, 1988.

With three units delivered in 1988, Varig was the only customer of the Boeing 747-300 in the Americas, while all other customers either were European (KLM, Sabena, Swissair, UTA), African/Middle Eastern (Egypt Air, Saudia, South African Airways) or Asian/Pacific (Air India, All Nippon, Cathay Pacific, JAL Japan Airlines, Korean Air, Malaysia Airlines, Qantas, Singapore Airlines, Thai International).

[elmax0]

Remember what we lost 🥺

[nelc]

Sabena, (then the National Airline of Belgium🇧🇪) contracted this Boeing-Vertol V44 (twin-rotor airliner helicopter demonstrator) to ferry people to the 1958 World Exhibition in Brussels.

At the time it was thought that these 'helicopter shuttles' would soon be commonplace!