For those of us of a certain age, we will remember a certain advert that British Airways released in 1989. That advert was “The Face”, done by Saatchi and Saatchi
Well, for Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day (A comedy based fund raiser), apart from painting the nose radardomes of some planes red (red nose… get it… no… oh go to sleep down the back), British Airways has redone “The Face”, with the help of Darcy Bussell (from Strictly Come Dancing and in the past, the principle ballerina of the Royal Ballet).
The results… well – have a look for yourself:
British Airways partnered with Comic Relief to create Flying Start, aimed at raising money to help children living incredibly tough lives in the UK and around the world. Normally, you’ll see the envelopes in the headphones bag when flying long haul.
It’s great to see The Face again (which was last seen when SilverJet got Saatchi and Saatchi to do a version of it (Sadly, we all know what happened to SilverJet):
Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day is the 13th March. Flying Start collections are made on British Airways flights.
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Vik says
great post. brought back some memories