British Airways’ Advertising Genius: Beyond Selling Flights [Roundup]

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  1. Was in London last week. Saw the BA ad campaign above and loved it. I never remember ads but that one struck me. I made a series of dirty jokes about what they should replace the ppl in the windows with and suggested the creation of a series of bawdy memes. I was the hit of the party.

  2. Delta needs to PERMA-BAN that Karen for daring to complain about the world’s #1 PREMIUM airline. While they’re at it, PERMA-BAN their entire family…and friends too!

  3. I’ve used Uber and Uber Eats in Japan. They are just regular taxis with an Uber sticker on them and there’s an added surcharge. The GO app is much superior. I only use an app when I’m in a remote location. Otherwise it’s much cheaper just to hail a taxi, especially in Tokyo. I’m curious if this will reduce the price now.

  4. Nothing more stupid-looking than a dolt fool using a mobile phone … therefore Delta employees using mobile phones are … stupid-looking ?

  5. Mr. A on Korean Air sounds very entitled. I have flown Korean Air a number of times in coach and have never had a problem with their service. Maybe having seat 01J comes with expectations of the flight attendants fawning over you on a Korean Air flight.

  6. The logo and plane is front and centre – very much a direct sell. Just done in an brekthrough attention grabbing way that doesn’t use all caps.

    Not to be confused withs oft sell ’emotion’ campaigns that bury the brand name or identity so much you remember the ad more than the brand

  7. “… aside from demand, the city’s elevation will make such a long distance flight”

    Should not be a problem… it’s all downhill !!!

  8. This article missed the mark on being even remotely interesting. Swing and a miss.

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