Virgin America's New Flight Instruction Safety Video

[pi]

Popped up on Facebook, best one I have seen!

http://elitedaily.com/news/world/virgin-americas-new-flight-instruction-safety-video-amazing/

[clıppy]

Damn, now every other plane rides safety video will seem inferior in comparison.

A bit disappointed there wasn't an actual safety dance

[datfatcat]

From Madtv several years ago  :

[Stick]

I preferred Air New Zealand's new one:

[BigAl]

Well I gotta go with my nation's airlines
Here's a video from Turkish Airlines ft Manchester United players

[walkec]

That Virgin America one makes me want to book a flight with them right now, haha

[alchemy]

That Virgin America one makes me want to book a flight with them right now, haha

It's all part of their marketing plan 

[LastOfUs]

It's stupid how they only use it for their American flights.

On the flight to Bali on Sunday I was pumped to see it for the first time in the flesh to soon realising that there were no TV's on board and that I was selected to be apart of their emergency routine, being placed next to the emergency exit. I dislike how multinational corporations or even TV shows only address their audience as American.

[Stick]

It's stupid how they only use it for their American flights.

On the flight to Bali on Sunday I was pumped to see it for the first time in the flesh to soon realising that there were no TV's on board and that I was selected to be apart of their emergency routine, being placed next to the emergency exit. I dislike how multinational corporations or even TV shows only address their audience as American.

Uhh... it's a completely different airline. Virgin America =/= Virgin Australia.

[LastOfUs]

Uhh... it's a completely different airline. Virgin America =/= Virgin Australia.

They all operate under the same brand name. I know they're different airlines but when their essentially under the same label as one another .. blehhh.

[Tyleralp1]

Dayuum that's one mighty fine safety video. Ahah quite funny!!

[Tasmania Jones]

They all operate under the same brand name. I know they're different airlines but when their essentially under the same label as one another .. blehhh.

Yeah Virgin America, Australia and Atlantic all use the Virgin brand but the Virgin group is only a majority shareholder in Virgin Atlantic (the UK one). Virgin Group only owns something like ~25% of Virgin America and ~13% of Virgin Australia and they have completely different management. Also, the video references an A320 while most of Virgin Australia's fleet consist of B737s. (they do have 2 A320s from their acquisition of Skywest though)

[pi]