Last week sometime I was at the Mumbai Airport, and I happened to notice the e-ticket printing machines installed there. Like you know, to access an Indian airport, you need a printed itinerary (not an electronic one, but a paper copy!). Now, here is a picture of all the options presented at the machine:
Now, there are at least 3 mistakes on this board, there could be more! And remember, this picture was taken before Kingfisher was officially grounded by the DGCA!
Contest time!
Here is the contest, in the comments section, you have to tell me what 3 mistakes are on the board, and your country of residence. One of the entries, which has all the three correct answers, and is from India, will win an American Express Gift Card from me for Rs. 500. For everyone else, just do it for fun, since I can’t deliver the gift card to you 
!
So, bring it on people, and the contest is open till 24th October 2012, 23:59 India Standard Time for you all to participate! Only one entry per person!
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Selling of Cathay pacific
Spelling of Korea airlines
Continental no more…merged with United
Qantas doesn’t fly from Mumbai.
Turkish Airlines logo is old.
Air France logo is wrong. It’s the old one. The new logo is different
mumbai
I found 11 mistakes with the board:
1. Air France logo is wrong. It’s the old one. The new logo is different
2. Qantas doesn’t fly from Bombay any more.
3. Turkish Airlines logo is old (red-on-white). The new one is white-on-red.
4. Kenya Airlines logo is cut off- doesn’t have the swirly K symbol
5. Air Arabia logo is old- new one is white on red and has no symbol.
6. Malaysia Airlines logo is wrong – it should be red-and-blue pointing right – this is red-and-grey pointing left.
7. Royal Jordanian logo is wrong.
8. Continental is no called United
9. Iran Air logo has bird pointing the wrong way – it should point to the right – not the left as shown.
10. Saudi Arabian Airlines is now called “Saudia” with a different logo etc.
11. Swiss logo is wrong.
And the missing one is…
Isn’t there is a new Swiss logo!
Resident of India
Throwing around some random thoughts:
1. United, not Continental
2. Saudia, not Saudi Arabian
3. KF – still flying? really? lol
4. Jet – just thinking, they charge Rs 50 or something like that for a printout of the ticket. How would they effect that on this interface?
5. Only a few cases have their alliance indicated…why’s that??? tons missing !
1)CO merged with UA – still listed as CO on screen
2)SV changed name from Saudi Arabian to Saudia
3)Still lists QF despite the fact that they have not operated to BOM since May.
India
Here are the three mistakes:
1. MH colors are off, they have changed.
2. Continental Airlines now operates as United, so that is incorrect.
3. Saudi Arabian operates as Saudia, so thats incorrect as well.
India
Continental Airlines is under United Airlines now.
Kingfisher is now grounded. License is suspended by DGCA.
Malaysia Airlines colors are not correct.
Bangalore India.
You’re all missing one. 🙂
@Peter, I know. Don’t leave a clue 😉
Update from the previous post:
@livefromalounge
1. Continental Airlines ceases to be anymore as operations are now under United Airlines. Hence the logo of Continental Airlines changed.
2. Kingfisher Airlines license has been suspended by DGCA, however earlier this year they have stopped international operations. Hence logo needs to be removed.
3. Saudi Arabian is now operating as Saudia. Hence logo needs to be changed.
4. Livery and Color of Malaysian Airlines has changed. Hence logo needs to be changed.
Yash, Mumbai-India
1. Continental Airlines ceases to anymore as operations are now under United Airlines.
2. Kingfisher Airlines license has been suspended by DGCA, earlier this year they have stopped international operations.
3. Saudi Arabian is now operating as Saudia.
4. Livery and Color of Malaysian Airlines has changed.
Continental still present- should be United
Kingfisher shows “Oneworld member”
MH colours are completely off
Old AF, LX, SV(?) logos?
Not sure if there’s any more…