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We like. Tame Ecuador Airlines.

September 13th, 2009 • Allgemein

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welike Once in a while dawaidawai.com loves classic advertising. Such as the campaing for Tame Ecuador Airlines by the Ecuadorian Ad agency La Facultad. The local airline comes up with a stunning visual concept and straps exotic wings to the shoulders of their flight guests. And these wings consist of…check it out on your own. (via Fubiz)

See the full campaign on Fubiz.net.

Tags: Ads, Brands, Cool, Creativity, Ecuador, Ideas, La Facultad, visual, We like

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misterfatal

Nice concept and execution.
misterfatal

Nice concept and execution.
http://www.lanewsudpate.com/ Nicholas Crowder

Tame needs to get creative. They are losing share in the domestic market to Lan Ecuador (Chile). Lan has a history of going into a market, lowering the prices and better planes and service. Then when they control the market they raise prices. They have been successful with this in Peru.
Nicholas Crowder
Editor/ http://www.lanewsupdate.com
http://www.lanewsudpate.com Nicholas Crowder

Tame needs to get creative. They are losing share in the domestic market to Lan Ecuador (Chile). Lan has a history of going into a market, lowering the prices and better planes and service. Then when they control the market they raise prices. They have been successful with this in Peru.
Nicholas Crowder
Editor/ http://www.lanewsupdate.com

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