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Emirates SkyCargo strikes gold for artistic advertising

  • United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, February 26 - 2008 at 12:38
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Dubai-based Emirates' Airline, standing as one of the leaders in the aviation industry, was "artistically" recognised when it bagged a prestigious award at the recent 2008 Air Transport Word (ATW) AdAwards, held in Singapore.

Judged by a panel of 200 representatives from the aviation industry, the airline's cargo division, Emirates SkyCargo, was awarded the coveted "Gold" award in ATW AdAward's Cargo Services category for its creative advertisement promoting Emirates SkyCargo's new service to Venice.

Described by the judges as "beautifully and artistically pleasing, while delivering the advertisement's important message", the advertisement depicted a cargo shipment onboard a Venetian gondola, with the tagline "Venice Ahoy".

Mike Simon, Emirates Divisional Senior Vice President Corporate Communications, said,

"The cargo box campaign has been enormously successful in highlighting Emirates SkyCargo's diverse services and range of destinations. In doing so, it has enabled customers to take advantage of our expanding route network and succeeded in growing our business."


Emirates SkyCargo also won the ATW Gold AdAward in 2005, as well as Silver in 2002, 2003 and 2004.

Prakash Nair, Manager Network Cargo Sales Development, Emirates SkyCargo, accepting the award, said, "The annual Air Transport World AdAwards is considered by those in our industry to be a true measure of how well companies and their advertising agencies have been able to communicate their message to the audience. We are delighted to be recognised by Air Transport World for our efforts and will continue to develop cutting-edge campaigns to reach out to our target audience in an impactful and creative way."

Winners of the 2008 ATW AdAward are voted online by judges throughout the world who are decision-makers from more than 110 airlines. The winning advertisements are selected from campaigns that ran from October 2006 to September 2007 in the ATW publications, which includes Air Transport World, Airline Procurement, ATWOnline.com, ATW Daily News and ATW Online China Weekly News.
Emirates SkyCargo was awarded the prestigious Gold award in the 2008 Air Transport World AdAward Cargo Services category. Prakash Nair, Manager Network Cargo Sales Development is pictured receiving the award of behalf of Emirates SkyCargo from Ann Haigh, Managing Director of Air Transport World. 
Emirates SkyCargo was awarded the prestigious Gold award in the 2008 Air Transport World AdAward Cargo Services category. Prakash Nair, Manager Network Cargo Sales Development is pictured receiving the award of behalf of Emirates SkyCargo from Ann Haigh, Managing Director of Air Transport World.
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Contact: Siobhan Oswald, Emirates Corporate Communications, DID: +9714 708 3363; Mobile: +971 50 950 8654

About Emirates SkyCargo: Emirates SkyCargo, the award-winning freight division of Emirates Airline, has a route network of 99 destinations in 62 countries across six continents. One of the youngest in the skies, Emirates SkyCargo's fleet comprises 11 freighters which includes three A310-300Fs, five Boeing 747-400Fs, one 747-200F and two 747-400ERFs.

The Emirates SkyCargo Centre in Dubai is one of the most modern and efficient facilities in the world. The planned Cargo Mega Terminal, with a projected capacity to handle up to 1.2 million tonnes a year, is a clear and powerful indicator of the importance Emirates places on its cargo interests.

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