What’s that up there in the sky? It definitely is a plane, but its Airlink’s brand new ‘little black’ Embraer E195. Take a look…
Airlink has a brand new addition to its aircraft fleet and it’s come in the form of a classy black Embraer E195.
The airline’s newly acquired and special-liveried plane, decked out with the logo and deep black of the airline’s popular loyalty programme, Skybucks, was added to the fleet on Wednesday, 12 July.
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According to Travel News, the new plane will soon fly Airlink’s domestic and regional trunk routes.
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Airlink CEO and MD, Rodger Foster, said that Airlink is putting glamour and style back in the skies.
“Some say flying has lost its allure, but as Southern Africa’s premier airline, Airlink is putting glamour and style back in the skies. In addition to our top-class service provided by our friendly crew in their stylish new uniforms, we have dressed one of our svelte Embraer E-Jets in an elegant and chic little black number,” Foster said.
“Skybucks is a key component in establishing and consolidating Airlink as an independent, efficient and dependable airline, travel partner and brand. Black is the pinnacle Skybucks tier and a cachet reserved exclusively for the select group of our most loyal high-flyers. On the other hand, our graceful black E-jet will surprise and catch eyes wherever she flies!” Foster added.
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Take a look at the hot new black plane below:
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