Airborne

Airborne displays are large-format ad panels in various shapes and sizes towed by aircraft over areas of concentrated population. There is also skywriting.

• Primary Uses
• Case Studies

Song Airlines
Dodge
Damon Wayans' The Underground (Showtime)

• Availability
• Research/Market Information
• Method of Purchase
• Specifications
• Production

Primary Uses

Used to reach large audiences at sports events, beaches, resorts and other high consumer areas to advertise products/services; introductions; retail or sports events, motion pictures, concerts, theme parks and so forth. These colorful, attention-getting displays are often employed in conjunction with other media programs.

Availability

Individual markets as well as national (United States, Canada, Europe) coverage via seller networks.

Research/Market Information

Experience of advertisers as well as other marketing data available from sellers.

Method of Purchase

Individual contracts developed based on size of banner, frequency and market coverage.

Specifications

As large as 100' W x 30' H.

Production

Overview
Produced on vinyl via computer printing, hand painting, and trailing letters in banners. Can be produced from a computer disk or 4" x 5" transparency for computer printing or from standard mechanical for hand-painting or trailing letters.
Delivery
One week for hand paint. Two weeks for cloth inset and computer paint.