Kululua Airline’s Rebranding

South Africa’s Kululua’s airline is giving itself a bit of a makeover. The airline has recently decided to rebrand its planes with a creative airplane 101 guide that allows individuals to easily see where various parts of the plane are located.

Now, every air traveler can learn the difference between where the nosecone and engine are located. The planes are also extremely brightly colored. They now come in a neon green shade which looks very stylish, creative, and modern. The green shade could also reduce the possibility of air collisions because it’s so brightly colored. The new makeover provides the passengers and airline crew with basic knowledge of aircraft technology and aviation mechanics. It’s clever and educational and passengers will realize where the blackbox is located.

It will likely be a matter of time before Kululua can recognize whether the new educational planes are giving them an uptick in business. The new planes are bound to bring in more passengers to the airline. People should find the airline more intriguing and fun because it’s a great advertising technique.



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Airplane Skycouches

Unless you’re in first or business class, there is arguably nothing more uncomfortable than an airline seat. Air New Zealand understands how uncomfortable passengers can feel and have designed a creative new airline seating option in the economy section of its new long-haul airplanes.

Air New Zealand is rethinking the passenger experience by creating the “Skycouch”. The skycouch works by turning three seats into a small bed. The skycouch would work best for people that are traveling alone or traveling with a companion. A couple traveling can purchase the third seat in their row for half-price so that they can take full advantage of the skycouch. Of course, it also helps to have a traveling companion that you’ll feel comfortable sleeping next to.

The Airplane Skycouches are an interesting idea to produce comfier seats that will make flying more bearable. Unfortunately, only the first 11 rows of the economy class cabin will have the new skycouch. The rest of the cabin will have to learn to sleep upright.



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