View Full Version : Cool (I Think) new Aloha Commercial
LGA777
2007-11-17, 08:51 PM
First of 4 new Aloha commercials featuring their own employees and some 737's to. Personally I really like it !
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And if you want to see more Aloha here is a 10 min 60 year tribute video I assume made for their employees, the first section is pretty cool especially if you like Viscounts. Some pretty nice looking FA's as well !
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Enjoy,
LGA777
cancidas
2007-11-18, 12:04 AM
me like too, especially the uniforms and choice of airplane. 732!! :borat:
flyboy 28
2007-11-18, 12:15 AM
me like too, especially the uniforms and choice of airplane. 732!! :borat:
I noticed that in the ad. Are they still flying the 732?
LGA777
2007-11-18, 12:30 AM
me like too, especially the uniforms and choice of airplane. 732!! :borat:
I noticed that in the ad. Are they still flying the 732?
Actually most of their inter-island flights are still operated by the 732, they have one all cargo version and several are Q/C's like this one
[airlinerstp://www.airliners.net/open.file/1263807/L/[/airlinersthat flies people by day and freight at night.
They also still fly this beauty, repainted last year
[airlinerstp://www.airliners.net/open.file/1212934/L/[/airlinersCheers
LGA777
cancidas
2007-11-18, 03:18 PM
it's a shame that the FAA will no longer certify a QC airplane. now all they'll go for is a permanent bulkhead. i guess that new combi 737s are out of the question for Aloha.
heeshung
2007-11-19, 05:54 PM
Ooh... I like the ad. It gives a sense of how their airline is a family with everyone working together and doing their share. I think their original intended message is well expressed.
Anyone else notice stuttering sound in the ad, though?
nwafan20
2007-11-19, 09:38 PM
it's a shame that the FAA will no longer certify a QC airplane. now all they'll go for is a permanent bulkhead. i guess that new combi 737s are out of the question for Aloha.
Why won't they certify QC airplanes anymore? Any reason?
hiss srq
2007-11-19, 10:22 PM
New regs that there must be a fixed permanate bulkhead. On QC's it was entirely removeable. That is if memory serves me correct.
T-Bird76
2007-11-20, 01:41 AM
I'm amazed that they still operate 732s..those things must have a ton of cycles on them, short hope, quick turns all day long....WOW. Goes to show you the quality of the product and how good MX really does make a long term difference. Same can be said for NWA's DC-9s.
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