Title | RESERVED FOR EUROWINGS |
Brand | EUROWINGS AVIATION GMBH |
Product/Service | EUROWINGS LONG DISTANCE FLIGHTS |
Category |
A06. Typography |
Entrant
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LUKAS LINDEMANN ROSINSKI Hamburg, GERMANY
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Idea Creation
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LUKAS LINDEMANN ROSINSKI Hamburg, GERMANY
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Media Placement
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LUKAS LINDEMANN ROSINSKI Hamburg, GERMANY
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Production
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LUKAS LINDEMANN ROSINSKI Hamburg, GERMANY
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Credits
Arno Lindemann |
Lukas Lindemann Rosinski |
Chief Creative Officer |
Bernhard Lukas |
Lukas Lindemann Rosinski GmbH |
Chief Creative Officer |
Tim Hartwig |
Lukas Lindemann Rosinski GmbH |
Creative Director |
Steffen Behrends |
Lukas Lindemann Rosinski GmbH |
Group Account Director |
Jascha Oevermann |
Lukas Lindemann Rosinski |
Group Account Director |
Yushu Mose Zopf |
Lukas Lindemann Rosinski GmbH |
Senior Art Director |
Martin Gillen |
Lukas Lindemann Rosinski GmbH |
Copywriter |
Tobias Glatz |
Lukas Lindemann Rosinski GmbH |
Junior Art Director |
The Campaign
We discovered that you can use the small seat symbols inside online seat reservation systems as pixels - to write messages directly into the seat maps. We used this observation to write messages like “Fly Eurowings” directly into the seat maps of our competitors. Therefore, we have developed a special typography coming with two different font styles: The Seatmap 3-Seat and the Seatmap 4-Seat. With these two typefaces, we were able to turn the online seat maps of our competitors into ads for Eurowings.
Creative Execution
First, we instructed people to go on our competitors' websites (e.g klm.com, airfrance.com, airberlin.com). In advance, we had prepared detailed seat maps that precisely showed the "bookers" which seats they needed to reserve. Then, they simply selected competing flights on selected dates that Eurowings also offered, reserved the right seats and went further in the booking process until the payment window popped up. Then, instead of entering the credit card information, they simply closed the window and started all over again, until the message was readable. They used the “Seatmap 3-Seat” typo for the rows with three seats and the “Seatmap 4-seat” typo for rows with four seats. "Fly Eurowings" was then readable for all potential customers that wanted to book this flight within the next hours, which created free advertising for Eurowings’ cheap flights.