We used to enjoy saying goodbye to loved ones at the airport. Parting is such sweet sorrow and all that. But then the world changed on 9/11 and they took our fun away. At least if you live in Brussels and travel Air France you can pretend it never happened. Because all you have to do to check in is go to the train station, Bruxelles-Midi, and check in there. That means you and your lover can smooch away for as long as you like. Very clever effort on Air France's part, considering it was only cost a couple of new signs at the train station and at the same time, it gets more people to use the check-in kiosks there. Sneaky.
Advertiser: Air France Belgique
Client Contacts: Ellen Schouppe
Agency: Duval Guillaume
Managing Director: Patrick Clymans
ECD's: Koenraad Lefeve, Dries De Wilde
Art Director: Arnaud Bailly
Copywriter: Karel De Mulder
Strategic Director: Piet Wulleman
Account Manager: Florien Vanderperren
Account Executive: Dorien Van Antwerpen
PR Company: MSL Group
PR Director: Kathy Van Looy
Designer: Laurent Lejeune
DTP: Bart Janvier
Digital Producer: Bart Callaerts
Production Company: Geronimo & Prodigious
Director: Jan Boon
Post Production Company: Geronimo
Illustrator: Timo Meyer
Production Manager: Christ Lannoy
Media Planner: Maxus
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