Airport Code Murals

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Delta and Artist Celyn Brazier Artfully Reimagined 133 Airport Codes

— August 8, 2017 — Art & Design
For the purposes of highlighting its global network, Delta had the artist Celyn Brazier illustrate 133 airport codes on a mural in Brooklyn.

The vibrant piece of wall art represents all of the destinations that the airline serves from New York, with LAX identified by an easy-to-recognize icon like the Hollywood sign. To promote the mural, Delta launched a special Snapchat filter, as well as a shoppable Facebook post, an online web shop and even a scavenger hunt – all of which target hyperconnected young social media users and travel enthusiasts.

Earlier this summer, Delta also set up the #DeltaDatingWall, which made it possible for online dating app users to capture fun photos of themselves in unique settings without actually having to travel anywhere.
Trend Themes
1. Airport Code Art - Opportunity for airlines to embrace artistic branding and engage customers using airport codes as a visual tool.
2. Social Media Promotion - Opportunity for businesses to leverage popular social media platforms for targeted advertising and engagement.
3. Virtual Photo Opportunities - Opportunity for brands to create unique virtual experiences for customers and promote their products/services.
Industry Implications
1. Airlines - Airlines can use artwork and visual branding to differentiate themselves and connect with customers using social media and innovative advertising.
2. Art and Design - Brands can collaborate with artists to create unique pieces of visual art as a way to promote their products or services.
3. Virtual Reality - Opportunity for companies to explore the use of virtual reality technology for creating immersive and interactive experiences for customers.
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