Articles Tagged ‘air canada’
Air Canada flies the country’s ‘newest family’
A timely new video shows the airline helping reconnect a refugee family on Canadian soil.
Roots hits the skies with Air Canada
Inside the retailer’s holiday travel strategy.
Check it out: Air Canada drops in on dinner
The airline promotes its Premium Economy class with a new spot that takes restaurant-goers on an adventure.
Air Canada is flying the flag in Rio
The airline has a new spot and social media campaign showing its support for Team Canada.
Low-cost retailers see brand boost in weak economy
RBC topped Brand Finance’s list, with five banks in the top 10.
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Inside Air Canada’s crowdfunding move
The airline hopes its new Embarq platform is just the ticket to winning over millennial travellers.
Air Canada welcomes American test drivers
The airline has created a new digital campaign that taps into the Trump-fuelled desire to move north.
Not all disaster support efforts are created equal
IMI research looks at Fort McMurray relief efforts to see what makes a brand response feel authentic.
Air Canada creates novice maestros
A cross-country interactive installation aims to show the brand’s support for the arts community.
Check it out: A festive holiday challenge
The Air Canada Foundation and P.K. Subban launch a challenge in support of the Children’s Miracle Network.
Air Canada hand-delivers holiday cheer
The airline’s follow-up to its “Gift of Home” platform reunites a few Canadians with their loved ones.
AOY Silver: J. Walter Thompson perfects the art of collaboration
The agency’s evolution in the last few years has led to its first-ever AOY trophy.
Air Canada makes airline food worth craving
A partnership with chef David Hawksworth brings a bit of luxury to in-flight dining.
Fashion goes in-flight
Holt Renfrew and Air Canada team up to take the retailer’s content to new heights.
Ahead of the pack
From Periscope to VR, check out some of the early brand adopters of hot new tech.
