Airlines face challenges with limited suppliers and supply chains for creating passenger experiences, causing delays in launches.
To stand out from rivals, airlines are exploring new branded experiences, focusing on sonic and visual elements.
Riyadh Air introduced a new sonic brand image created at Abbey Road Studios, reflecting Saudi culture and modernity.
The sonic identity of Riyadh Air combines digital soundscapes with traditional Arabic instruments, conveying innovation and tradition.
China Airlines partnered with organizations to create a boarding video showcasing Taiwan's beauty and promoting sustainability.
The boarding video of China Airlines features original music composed by indigenous students, aiming to convey Taiwan's natural beauty.
Both airlines are integrating cultural elements into their branding, with China Airlines offering related merchandise in their eMall.
Key tips for airlines include creating original slow-paced content for boarding, connecting it to IFE libraries, and focusing on brand familiarity.
Airlines are encouraged to work with agencies to develop unique content that enhances the entire passenger journey, leveraging sonic and visual branding.
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