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Airliners Aircraft Remarks Special Trade ST Special Trade (ST) is Safety Cards that are not in use any more. AeroSvit Boeing 767-300 Rev.5 14.01.2001 -1 Air Berlin Boeing 737 - 800 Air Berlin Group Boeing 737-700 10/2009 Air Cairo Airbus A-320 Rev.0 Jan.2001 Air France Airbus A-318/319 03/2004 Air France Airbus A-320 03/02 Air France Airbus A-320 01/2008 Air France Airbus A-380 9005463 06/2009 Air France Boeing 737 03/2002 Air France Boeing 737 - 200 / 300 / 500 9/99 airBaltic Boeing 737 - 500 DO-01BA Austrian Airlines Airbus A-320 Austrian Airlines Airbus A-321 02/04 Bangkok Airways ATR 72 Britannia Boeing 757 - 200 2-2000 British Airways Airbus A-319 Issue 3 British Airways Airbus A-319 F603 British Airways Airbus A-320 Issue 3 British Airways Boeing 737 - 400 ISSUE 5 British Airways Boeing 747 - 400 ISSUE 9 British Airways Boeing 757 Issue 2 British Airways Boeing 767 ISSUE 6 British Airways Boeing 777 ISSUE 4 Brussels Airlines Avro RJ 85 / RJ 100 Rev. 01 Brussels Airlines Boeing 737 Rev. 01 Braathens Boeing 737 - 700 ST Braathens Boeing 737 - 700 "Flagg" ST Braathens S.A.F.E. Boeing 737 - 400 ST Cathay Pacific Boeing 747 - 400 NKK973C Cimber Air CRJ-200 BN04/04 Condor Berlin Airbus A-320-200 38642 Continental Airlines Boeing 737 - 300 / 500 39664 Continental Airlines Boeing 767 - 200 9/00 Continental Airlines Boeing 767 - 200 39882 Continental Airlines Boeing 767 - 400 05/09 Continental Express Embraer 6 Croatia Airlines Airbus A-319 Crossair Avro RJ 85 / 100 LX 11-31 Avro CSA Czech Airlines Airbus A-319 39127 CSA Czech Airlines ATR 42 / 72 38169 CSA Czech Airlines Boeing 737 - 400 38169 Dakota Norway DC-3 Dakota ST DAT (Delta air transport) Avro RJ 85 / 100 39450 DBA DeutscheBA Boeing 737 - 300 25-0118ISS6 Issue 6 DBA DeutscheBA Fokker-100 25-019 ISS4 Delta Boeing 767 - 300ER 39489 Delta Connection CRJ-200 IF016 11/03 Easyjet Airbus A-319 20070614/02 Easyjet Airbus A-319/320 2009-06-01 Ver1 Emirates Airbus A-330-200 V 6 June 2002 Europe Airpost Boeing 737 Finnair Airbus A-319 191 01/09 (Type 2) Finnair Airbus A-319 191 11/11 Finnair Airbus A-319 118 A-NKL Finnair Airbus A-320 500-NKL Finnair DC-9 314C-NKL (type 2) Finnair DC-9 314C-NKL Mint Finnair Embraer 190 896 01/09 Finnair MD-82/83 1390 B-NLK Flybe Embraer ERJ-190 Freebird Airbus A-320-200 Futura Boeing 737 - 400 (type 1) Futura Boeing 737 - 400 (type 2) Germanwings Airbus A-319 Hapag-Lloyd Boeing 737 - 800 Iberworld Airbus A-320 Icelandair Boeing 757 - 200 FB051 R1 Jetairfly Boeing 767-300 January 2006 KLM Boeing 737 - 300 SPLOS36 KLM Boeing 737 - 400 SPLOS 31 KLM Boeing 737 - 800 / 900 37043 KLM Boeing 737 - 800 / 900 Aug. 2008 KLM Boeing 747 - 400 / Pallet SPLOS 41 KLM Cityhopper Embraer 190 June 2008 KLM Cityhopper Fokker-100 May 2009 KLM Cityhopper Fokker-70 ZD 99 LTU Airbus A-321 Luftforsvaret, 335 Skvadron Lockheed C-130H ST Lufthansa Airbus A.380-800 11/2010 Lufthansa Airbus A-300-600 01/04 Lufthansa Airbus A-319-100 01/04 Lufthansa Airbus A-319-100 11/96 Lufthansa Airbus A-320-200 09/08 Lufthansa Airbus A-320-200 04/06 Lufthansa Airbus A-321-100/200 08/03 Lufthansa Airbus A-321-100/200 10/07 Lufthansa Airbus A-321-100/200 09/02 Lufthansa Boeing 737 - 300 / 500 08/03 Lufthansa Boeing 737 - 300 / 500 1/99 Lufthansa Boeing 737 - 300 / 500 02/05 Lufthansa Boeing 737 - 300 / 500 09/02 Lufthansa Boeing 747 - 400 “Allpassenger” 01/04 Lufthansa Cityline ARJ (BAC-146) GW-07-02 Lufthansa Cityline CRJ-100 / 200 GW-07-02 Lufthansa Cityline CRJ-100 / 200 GW-08-04 Lufthansa Cityline CRJ-100 / 200 GW-08-00 Lufthansa Cityline CRJ-700 GW-08-00 Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 - 200 MALEV Hungarian Airlines Boeing 737 - 600 2003 My Travel Airways Airbus A-321 2002 Northwest Airlines Boeing 757 - 200 39607 Norwegian Boeing 737 - 800W 02/800W Norwegian Boeing 737 - 800W Versjon 3 Norwegian Boeing 737 - 300 38124 Norwegian Boeing 737 - 300 / 500 Type 2 ST Novair Airbus A-321-200 C25007-R3 Olympic Aviation ATR 42 / 72 Passaredo Linhas Aèreas ERJ 145 Republic Airlines EMB-170/175 3/1/07 Ryanair Boeing 737 - 800 Sabena Airbus A-319/320 (T2) ST SAS Airbus A-321 321 SAS Airbus A-321-200 41b SAS Airbus A-321-200 41 SAS Boeing 737 - 400 74a SAS Boeing 737 - 600 / 700 24c SAS Boeing 737 - 600 / 700 76a SAS Boeing 737 - 600 / 700 736 SAS Boeing 737 - 600 / 700 76 SAS Boeing 737 - 600 / 700 76b SAS Boeing 737 - 600 / 700 24b SAS Boeing 737 - 700 73G ST SAS Boeing 737 - 800 738a SAS Boeing 737 - 800 78b SAS Boeing 737 - 800 738 SAS CRJ-900 CR9 SAS CRJ-900 90a SAS DC-9 1386.3 ST SAS MD-81/82 82a ST SAS MD-81/82 8i Type 2 ST "Big" SAS MD-81/82 M82 SAS MD-81/82 8i Type 1 "Smal" SAS MD-81/82/83 8g SAS MD-87 12d ST SAS MD-87 12e SAS MD-87 12e ST "Smal" SAS Braathens Boeing 737 - 800 25.05.2005 ST SAS Braathens Boeing 737 - 800 800A 01.01.06 ST SAS Commuter Fokker-50 01.03.99 ST SAS Commuter Q-400 36617 ST SAS Norge Boeing 737 - 600 / 700 600/700A SAS Norge Boeing 737 - 800 800A Singapore Airlines Boeing 747 - 400 “Megatop” SQA 0425 J Singapore Airlines Boeing 777 - 200 “Jubilee” SQA 0430D Singapore Airlines Boeing 777 - 200 “Jubilee” SQA 0430E SkyWest Airlines CRJ-50 10/00 SN Brussels Airlines Avro RJ 85 / 100 05-02 SN Brussels Airlines Avro RJ 85 / 100 04-04 SN Brussels Airlines BAe 146 39542 South African Airways Airbus A-340-600 August 2006 Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 Sterling Boeing 737 - 700 Type 1 Sterling ST Sterling Boeing 737 - 800 Type 1 ST Sterling Boeing 737 - 800 Type 2 ST STP Airways Boeing 767 - 300ER S9-DBY Swiss Airbus A-319 1008-13-17227 Swiss Airbus A-320 13-16654 Swiss Avro RJ 85 / 100 0304-13-01135 "Blue" Swiss Embraer 145 0304-13-01132 "White" Swissair Airbus A-319 0296-17227 ST Swissair Airbus A-320 0595-16654 ST Taca Airbus A-320 09-Octubre 2008 TAP Portugal Airbus A-320 17mai12 Thai Airbus A-330 01FEB00 Thai Boeing 747 - 300 / 400 QE986010 Thai Boeing 747 - 300 / 400 01FEB00 Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia Airbus A-330-300 Travel Service Boeing 737 - 800 Type 2 TUIfly Nordic Boeing 737 - 800 Issue 4 Turkish Airlines Airbus A-320-200 C051602 Varig Boeing 737 - 300 OPS 238 Widerøe Dash 8 - 100/200 WF 0475 okt.2011.
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