New United Ads

nwa757 · Post by **nwa757** » 30 May 2004, 18:34

Check out these new United advertisements at: www.unitedrhapsody.com. They have print ads and TV commercials.

I am very glad that United has brought back their signature song "Rhapsody in Blue" in their commercials

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I have seen the TV commercials, in the US, on Fox News Channel, A&E, and BBC America. I don't know if they are being shown in Europe.

Avro · Post by **Avro** » 30 May 2004, 18:48

No they aren't shown on TV here in Belgium.

They aren't that bad, but compared with Frontier's commercials they are not good

BTW does NW also make commercials for the moment ?

Chris

slowhead · Post by **slowhead** » 30 May 2004, 19:09

No, I haven't seen any commercial from them here in the UK

BTW someboy saw the commercial form BA, in my opinion, this is a realy good one

Steve

nwa757 · Post by **nwa757** » 30 May 2004, 20:47

Avro wrote:BTW does NW also make commercials for the moment ?

NW had some ads in the fall of 2003. They were very good.

My favorite was one in which a child really likes to make drawings. So his dad books tickets on NW, and he takes his son to see an art museuem in New York.

Right now, NW is mostly sticking to print adveritising and billboards.

Avro · Post by **Avro** » 30 May 2004, 21:46

Thanks for the quick reply Trevor

It's a pitty that European airlines don't do that much tv commercials

Chris

nwa757 · Post by **nwa757** » 31 May 2004, 04:28

Avro wrote:Thanks for the quick reply Trevor

No problem. I live for doing stuff like this

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btw: for all those who are intersested in commercials, go to the flim library at www.adeater.com. They have old ads from all kinds of different companies. (you'll need to have the Real Player installed to view the ads. The MPEG button does not work.)

C-117 · Post by **C-117** » 01 Jun 2004, 19:36

LAN and TACA are the only major carriers running television (and theatre) ads in the
Chile market. None of the European or North American carriers seem interested. Delta is the prime U.S. carrier in & out of SCL. LAN will soon dominate most, if not all, of the Latin American routes.