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Great British Railways flies the flag as logo goes back to the future
(www.theguardian.com)
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A bit disingenuous aren’t you? Thats literally a flag-carrier airline that is seen all over the world, not just in Britain. And as they’re spanish now it’s a bit weird yes.
A bit obtuse aren't you? It was the state owned airline. As was British Rail.
It's got red white and blue on it.
It had been privatised 14 years before this livery. Again, an airliner will be seen all over the world in a context of plurality of nationality. Not so our proud nationalist trains.
So you'd rather they did what exactly?
The Swiss do it. I really don't see your point. We literally invented passenger trains ffs
Edit. The Irish also do it