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Lost and found commercials since the 1970s

Two weeks ago, KLM launched a viral video to promote their Lost and Found service. Here it is, ICYMI. But did you know that this is hardly a new concept? Here are three commercials from the 1970s and 1980s.

Two weeks ago, KLM launched a promotional video for their Lost and Found service and their new “employee”: a beagle named Sherlock. Here it is, in case you missed it. The video went viral and was picked up by most media, including CNN which later admitted it got “pulled in by golden ideas”.

But did you know that this is not the first time an airline commercial shows employees going out of their way to return lost items to their owners? See for yourself: here are three commercials from the 1970s and 1980s. Continue reading “Lost and found commercials since the 1970s”

United Airlines – Flyer Friendly

Yup, United has resurrected the “Fly the Friendly Skies” tagline, 2013 style, and built a whole ad campaign around the world “friendly”.

Yup, United has resurrected the “Fly the Friendly Skies” tagline, 2013 style, and built a whole ad campaign around the word “friendly”, giving a whole new meaning to it. Continue reading

United Airlines – Christmas commercial

Very simple and straight to the point. The moment “Jingle Bells” starts playing, you know this is a Christmas commercial. The only thing you don’t know is that this is an airline commercial!

The beginning of the end already? (United and Continental)

All over Twitter, people are already saying goodbye to Continental Airlines. But wait… October 1, 2010 is just the date the merger officially closes, no? It’s just a date when the transaction takes place, right? The integration process of two airlines is long and difficult, so we’ll continue to see the Continental brand for a while. Continue reading “The beginning of the end already? (United and Continental)”

United Airlines – Speech commercial

In a conference room, a manager announces they have just lost a major long-time client, one too many. It’s time for a “face-to-face” policy, in other words, not just call the customer, but also meet him. He starts handing out plane tickets to the other employees… which leaves room for a brilliant conclusion.

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