Delta Air Lines: advert-body-1 by Wieden+Kennedy New York
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Delta says that the airline flies to more places out of NYC than any other airline. To help get that message across, Delta Air Lines is taking over a Williamsburg, Brooklyn wall with an eye-catching out of home execution that gives participating passersby a chance to win a trip to any of the 132 destinations Delta flies to from NYC.
The airline teamed up with Australian designer Karan Singh to illustrate each of the 26 letters in the phonetic alphabet, which is commonly used by pilots (using words like Alpha, Bravo and Charlie for A, B and C) The artwork is tied to a sweepstakes, urging New Yorkers to spell their favorite destinations using the alphabet on the wall, posting the letters one-by-one to an Instagram carousel with #PilotTalkSweepstakes for a chance to win two roundtrip tickets to that destination. For the chance to win a trip to London, for example, one would post pictures of "Lima-Oscar-November-Delta-Oscar-November" or "Mike-India-Alpha" if Miami the desired destination.
Delta is also throwing an event on Saturday, June 30 from 10 am to 8 pm ET at Kinfolk, a Williamsburg spot that is near the Pilot Talk Wall.
Credits
W+K NEW YORK
Executive Creative Directors - Karl Lieberman
Creative Directors - Sean Mclaughlin , Jaclyn Crowley
Copywriter - Ian Hart
Art Director - Jess Shriftman
Senior Producer - Ali Berk
Executive Producer - Cheryl Warbrook
Account Team - Casey Jennings, Lauren Smith, Kerry O’Connell
Social Strategist - James Williams
Lead Strategist - Kirstie Maryott
Head of Production - Nick Setounski
Print Producer - Leigh Ann Dykes
Photographer - Kristin Gladney
Business Affairs - Carla Curry, Lindsey Timko
Project Manager - Rayna Lucier
PRODUCTION COMPANY
Production Company - MAS Event + Design
Executive Producer - Melissa Mahon
Producer - Chelsie Caruso
Coordinator - Bryce Bermingham
Production Company - Joint
Director - Dustin Bailey
Executive Producer - Michelle Carmen
Line Producer - Brian Schimpf
ARTIST
Illustrator - Karan Singh