Video advertising available on overhead as well as seatback screens. These videos can run anywhere from :30 to :90 seconds, and they are presented to an audience who is almost certain to be engaged.
These are premium in-flight advertising spots which are played during take-off when passengers must have electronic devices switched off. A :30 video played during this time has a fully captive audience and the ability to inform everyone on board about your brand.
Videos shown on seatback screens which run anywhere from five to ten minutes in length. This kind of in-flight advertising can be effective when trying to deliver a complex brand or product message to an interested audience.
Many passengers will reach for something to read while trying to pass the time during a flight – and in-flight magazines are often the material of choice. According to Arbitron, 80% of flyers reach for the in-flight magazines while on a journey, making this one of the most-effective forms of print advertising available.
Rather than advertising to the inside of the plane, why not place your message on the outside? Wraps can be purchased on a per-plane or per-fleet basis, and you can even hold a large media event to unveil the plane once it has been wrapped.
The biggest physical space on the inside of a plane that is available for advertising is the overhead bin area. If you use this space for your in-flight advertising, your brand will be one of the first things passengers notice when they step onboard.
While passengers are attempting to pass time on their flight, your product could be presented directly to them as an interactive form of in-flight advertising.
The back of the seat is the perfect place for an advertising message, as it is directly in the line of sight of the passenger in the row behind. Design a powerful promotional insert that can be used throughout the plane.
Each time a passenger brings their table tray down in front of them, they will view your message if you opt to utilize this form of in-flight advertising.
Your brand can sponsor WiFi during flights, meaning that you can offer free WiFi to passengers in exchange for some customer information, or in exchange for their time spent watching a short video.