AirAsia encourages Aussies to fly smarter in newly launched campaign via Publicis Brisbane
Ahead of its ninth anniversary of operations in Australia, award-winning low-cost airline AirAsia has taken the wraps off its latest campaign from Publicis Brisbane to help educate consumers about how they can ‘Fly Smarter’ with AirAsia.
The campaign features a series of 6 short videos that reveal insider knowledge on the not-often talked about lengths that AirAsia goes to keep costs low for long-haul travel to Asia, with savings passed directly back to customers.
The videos address different themes, such as cabin service, the abundance of legroom on their Airbus 330s and also the airline’s recent global Skytrax Award for the worlds best low-cost airline.
The videos and supporting digital marketing campaign lead through to a content hub where customers can learn more about how they can Fly Smarter with AirAsia.
Says Linda Na, head of marketing, AirAsia: “Our new campaign will appeal to Aussies who choose to Fly Smarter, to save money on their flight and spend the savings at their destination. There is a common misconception that low-cost airlines cut corners to offer low fares. We are able to offer low fares because of our meticulous low-cost management measures and by carrying only what passengers need and choose.
“We’re a business which is focused on offering a great travel experience for the real travelling public who, like us, are focused on flying for less rather than first class luxuries, which are experienced by few. All savings are passed back to passengers in the form of low fares.”
Client: AirAsia
Head of Brand: Brendan McGruther
Head of Marketing: Linda Na
Creative Director: Andy Ward
Producer: Vicki Lee
Production Company: Taxi Film Production
Director: Miles Murphy
Producer: Mark Bishop
Post/Audio: Chop Shop
Talent: Leon Cain
Brand Planning Director: Gabriella Frigenti
Account Manager: Amelia Shaw
Account Executive: Ava Hawes
5 Comments
Pretty lame fare.
fantastic work!! Very funny…
amazing work!
@John, no it’s not.
It’s really good.
Those 15 seconds feel like an eternity………… Empty airport atmos…. no music…. no punchline…
A videographer could of shot that.