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British Airways unveils their latest ad, tells customers not to fly!

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British Airways just unveiled their latest 60 second TV ad promoting the London Olympics, which can be found here:

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 AK
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"Don't Fly. Don't Serve."


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 Euan
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If you live in the UK you can also head to http://taxi.ba.com and take a BA plane down your street!


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 Rory
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They've probably decided that most Londoners have already made up their mind wheter to stay and watch or flee from the Olympics. I think the ad works well as part of their wider brand-building. To a large degree, BA have managed to leverage their Olympic sponsorship and occupy the edgier "cool" space that Virgin has long considered their own.

Personally, I think the giant athletes painted on the approach to LHR is the best of the stunts. http://press.ba.com/?p=2335


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(@Grace)
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It wouldn't make sense without the Twitter hash tag #HomeAdvantage. BA is asking Londonersto stay home and cheer on England....and it's memorable. In the current economic state for airlines- askin people to NOT fly is unheard of. Great post!


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(@Maria)
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Good ad but not for an airline! London tourism should have thought of it. It's an odd ad for an airline.


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(@russell)
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That we're even talking about it shows it is a very clever ad.


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(@Osarumen Osama i.)
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Clever ads like this one help^s viewers develop affection for the product or brand. The message is a side line item.
Much affection is being drawn here by BA from all who enjoy this ad, wheather or not you take on board the side line item.


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 Dax
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"That we’re even talking about it shows it is a very clever ad."

A little too clever for BA if you ask me. The more "edgy" and "cool" their advertisements become the more stodgy and dull BA itself begins to look.


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(@Ozaer N.)
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With their fuel surcharges, ill be more than happy 'NOT TO FLY'....(with them)


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(@Charles)
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Growing a positive online sentiment was having an increasing impact on consumer choices and brand reputations

This is just one strand of BA's active part of online dialogue. It'll go a long way to help increase brand engagement, strengthen their reputation and ultimately sell more tickets.


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(@World Traveller)
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It seems this campaign from BA is already paying some early dividends...

A survey out today reveals which brands were most memorable and most associated with the Games.

British Airways has been named as the winner in the battle for memorable Olympic campaigns. A PR Week/OnePoll survey of the public this week revealed that the airline's activities, which included a 'Don't Fly' advertising campaign, were cited by 16 per cent of respondents as having the most impact.


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