Showing posts with label Logo. Show all posts
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Saturday, August 18, 2007

Competiotion @ its best...

Objective of the hoarding was to highlight the Image makeover of Jet Airways. It was done to reposition the airlines as an int'l airlines. The theme of the ad shows that the airline has changed...bt, some of the issues which i feel left uncovered were, as the airline changed its logo it has not been given much attention. If the size of logo would have been big enough then, the hoarding would have been much more effective. now, if some1 gives a simple look to it, its hard to find out which co. has is it for. even, the name of co. is written in very small, it should hv been big & bold.the message is nt so clear, wat could hv been, at least wat 1 can expect from Jet Airways. now, it looks sm kind of cool stuff in a frst look, the logo & co. name is visible, the message is clear for Kingfisher. they hv positioned the billboard right over the jet's hoarding, the msg. given is clearly understood. bt, wait 1 questn...is this ethical frm a brand like Kingfisher??? i mean the wat they hv gained financially frm this, may be nothing, it looks so cheap... if they hv put this money in sm good ad. it would hv been gr8. ohhh...this is really crap now, its a clutter, all this look catchy in a frst shot, bt, to read it completly u hv to stop ur vehicle for a while & read it to understand its meaning. every1 is tryin to dwngrade every other. in the terms of communication, its a noise in the communication process. GoAir,a LCC is trying to show, its presences in between full service carriers. nice try. all this happened in our own Mumbai. if m nt, wrong in the month of march or april.
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Sunday, August 12, 2007

Jet Airways repositioning...

how can i be so mean that, i forgot my fav. airline about its repositioning & image makeover by having new logo & new cabin crew uniform...even i never mentioned about the Mumbai-Brussels-New York Flight started by it on Aug. 05... may be bacause, i got complance that Jet already offers World Class service & Air India till date used to stand no where in frnt of it...well its always "better late than never", i hv cm up with smthing regarding the new look of the airline... In order to reposition Jet Airways as an int'l airline, it has gone in for an image makeover. the new look of uniforms for cabin crew has been designed by Italian designer Roberto Capucci. The new logo has been inspired by a dupatta, to give a touch of India to its new international look. The airline has also installed newly designed seats and cabins for its economy, first and business class travelers and state-of the art in-flight entertainment systems for long haul international flights. Jet Airways decided on a new look as it is facing intense competition from Vijay Mallya-promoted Kingfisher Airlines.... RankingBlogs.com :: Defining Your Blogs Worth: TopSites: Directory of Aviation Blogs Seed Newsvine Dig the Web!

Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Unified Air India + Indian

the new logo will be red colored swan with flying konark chakra indside it...the new cabin crew uniforms is designed by ritu beri...the airline will be known as Air India...the registered office will be in New Delhi & corporate office will be Mumbai...mascot of the airline will be maharajah... The choice of colours namely red for “Flying Swan” and orange for “Konark Chakra” are meant to signify vigour and advancement...While the aircraft will be ivory in colour, the base will retain the red streak of Air India. Running parallel to each other will be the Orange and Red speed lines from front door to the rear door, subtly signifying the individual identities merged into one. RankingBlogs.com :: Defining Your Blogs Worth: TopSites: Directory of Aviation Blogs Seed Newsvine Dig the Web!

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