Virgin America - Airphoria
Out-of-home, print and digital ads invite consumers to "Feel Airphoria" with its Upper Class and Premium Economy services.
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Flying sucks. Everyone hates flying, whether it's the extra cost of baggage, flight delays or general rudeness, This campaign is about flying in the face of that.
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"Airphoria” is meant to describe the excitement and anticipation felt before a Virgin flight. When you get your Virgin Atlantic ticket in your hand, you really do feel excited to fly. That’s not true of many of the other carriers.
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The "Airphoria" campaign focuses on Virgin Atlantic’s brilliant basic and magic touches, and its unique ability to deliver a truly exciting flying experience for the increasingly frustrated and disappointed business traveler.
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In true Virgin Atlantic fashion, Airphoria print advertising champions the customer experience: We're glad you hate flying…Turning people who hate flying into people who love flying with Virgin Atlantic kind of turns us on.