A photo I want to share, Part Two
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safety stud
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Great photo's... Nice to see the Three A/C together...
Barbell
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Awesome photo LGA777! Your last one is my current desktop, and I await the day you are lucky enough to get all 4 and a new livery (and maybe even a Star) in the mix!
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Harry Callahan
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Great photo. Thanks & yes keep them comming.
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Well guys and gals thanks for all the kind words, since some of you said keep em coming here is one more from the same afternoon as the first one, not as impressive but I still think you will enjoy !
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=5733339
Cheers
LGA777
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=5733339
Cheers
LGA777
whatkindoffreshhell
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How do these different paint schemes add value to the customer experience?
Can they influence the buying decision by joe pax?
Can they influence the buying decision by joe pax?
Why do the airlines paint any planes then? Why not just Eurowhite with a tiny little name by the door so you know who you're flying once you board? Its a good idea for marketing and PR (if it is being used right). Its not going to give you a FC seat or a full can, but I'm sure there are some people out there who have seen them and remembered who was flying the special paint jobs. They have to be painted anyway so whats the big deal?
Good shots too.
Good shots too.
LCC_#1
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They don't. The heritage ac are not about the customer, but honoring and respecting the past airlines that now make up the new US Airways.
N965VJ
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I suppose you would quantify them the same way you would any other component of public relations.
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While that term may not be in use, the playbook to date mirrors only in one direction. Too bad, as morale will certainly reflect these decisions, regardless of the number of repaints.
Hopefully they help to raise the morale of the employees, helping to deliver better customer service.
kao
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Paint jobs boosts morale???? Hmm...we have not tried that yet....
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Here's one more of this very short lived look !
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=794160517
Looking forward to seeing her in her improved look !
Cheers
LGA777
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=794160517
Looking forward to seeing her in her improved look !
Cheers
LGA777
It not only boost morale which enhances the product, it generates customer loyalty. Somew of these airlines were well loved and fondly remembered--- it's association advertising. Don't think about poor service and lost bags, think of Piedmont punch and smiling PSA planes...
And please, if United did it they would all be on here acting like it's so cutting edge and forward thinking. Which one is profitable again?
And please, if United did it they would all be on here acting like it's so cutting edge and forward thinking. Which one is profitable again?
