the unforgettable-even-though-you-wish-you-could – SCAT Airlines. The full name is Special Cargo Air Transport, so it’s not even a Kazakh-to-English misunderstanding, they just forgot to look up the acronym. Of course, the Kazakhs may just be really into vocal jazz singing.
123RF Wizz Air (Hungary) The PR gurus behind one of Europe’s biggest budget carriers could have also looked at Urban Dictionary before naming their airline. Ransome Airlines (US) Asking for trouble was this now-defunct airline, especially as it was around when planes were targetted a lot more by hostage-takers. Founded in 1967 by J. Dawson Ransome, the airline acted as a feeder for many of the bigger players like Pan Am and Delta. The brand was eventually retired in the mid-1980s and no, the airline was never hijacked.