British Airways Onboard safety video (full version)
British Airways Safety Video Sequel - The Director's Cut
It’s back! After the success of last year’s safety video Chabuddy G returns with a star-studded sequel in partnership with Comic Relief!
You can see the new video on board from late July on short haul routes and beginning of August on long haul routes.
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British Airways | A British Airways Original
Are you travelling for Business or Leisure? For love or adventure?
We all travel for a million different reasons, whether that’s a change of scenery, new memories or for an overdue hug. Every flight, every dream, every purpose of every visit is original.
Watch our new video and get inspired to plan your own original journey
And when you’re ready, let’s go together.
British Airways - Flying Start Onboard Film
Flying Start: 2020 AVOD
American Airlines Safety Video
American’s new inflight safety video features team members whose efforts ensure a safe travel journey each day. You are why we fly.
The Most Epic Safety Video Ever Made #AirNZSafetyVideo
As the official airline of Middle-earth, Air New Zealand has gone all out to celebrate the third and final film in The Hobbit Trilogy - The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. Starring Elijah Wood and Sir Peter Jackson; we're thrilled to unveil The Most Epic Safety Video Ever Made. #airnzhobbit
Special cameos by Sylvester McCoy, Dean O’Gorman and Weta Workshop co-founder Sir Richard Taylor. Directed by Taika Waititi.
Check out the Air New Zealand Facebook page to see behind the scenes pics from ‘The Most Epic Safety Video Ever Made’ and see firsthand Hollywood stars on the set of Middle-earth including Elijah Wood, Sylvester McCoy, Dean O’Gorman, John Rhys-Davies (as Gimli) and New Zealand’s own Sir Peter Jackson.
Subscribe to Air New Zealand for more epic videos, and don’t forget to share this video with your friends. Enjoy!
British Airways - Onboard Safety Meets England Rugby
England Rugby stars Courtney Lawes, Jamie George and Owen Farrell take on-board safety training to new heights
Trip: The Virgin Atlantic Safety Film
Preview the new Virgin Atlantic safety film, on board from 1st March 2014. Created and produced by Art and Graft
British Airways - Kingdom Choir On Board Performance
The Kingdom Choir, who wowed viewers across the globe with their performance at the Royal Wedding surprised our customers with a sky-high performance on route to the Invictus Games in Sydney.
Watch the video to see how we surprised customers at 35,000 feet.
British Airways -- Take a tour of our A380 (full version)
British Airways Senior First Officer Peter Nye takes you on an exclusive tour of one of our new A380 aircraft.
Discover the four travel cabins available as well as taking a look at the flight deck and learning about the technical wonders of the largest aircraft in our fleet.
Book your seat on the A380 here
British Airways: A380 Takeoff from Heathrow- A Pilot's Perspective
Captain Dave Wallsworth shares his awe-inspiring view from the flight deck. Watch as our A380 takes-off from one of our runways at London Heathrow.
Aviators, British Airways To Fly To Serve
British Airways - To Fly. To Serve.
See how these four words have guided us in the past and will lead us in to the future
Transcript:
Those first young men, the pioneers, the aviators building super highways in an unknown sky. Leaving wives and children in their snug homes, with just a kiss and a promise to return.
Roaring into the clouds to battle wind and stars.
Their safety systems built of brain and heart. They landed where there were no lights. Transforming strange names from tall tales into pictures on postcards home. And those next young men, travelling further, faster, higher than any in history and the ones who followed them, who skimmed the edge of space, the edge of heaven, the edge of dreams.
(Speedbird 1, Speedbird 1.... cleared for take off)
And we follow them up there to live by an unbreakable promise. The same four words stitched into every uniform of every captain who takes their command.
To Fly. To Serve.
Fear of Flying onboard help video from British Airways Flying with Confidence
Watch a preview of our brand new instructional video for nervous flyers, which will be available to view in full on the in-flight entertainment system from September 1.
The film, presented by British Airways pilot and course leader Captain Steve Allright, takes information from the British Airways Flying with Confidence course -- the airline's one-day fear of flying programme.
In the full video, Captain Allright explains the technical side of flying, how an aircraft operates and other areas that can give some customers cause for concern, such as turbulence. The video also gives advice from clinical psychologists on the course including relaxation techniques, and how best to deal with anxiety and feelings of panic.
A380 British Airways Cabin Crew announcement after landing Heathrow
After touchdown on runway 27R the cabin announcement of the stewardess on our British Airways flight from Washington DC to London Heathrow LHR.
British Airways: Safe & Secure - What to expect on board
Spoof safety video – red carpet auditions
Following the success of his lastest safety video, Chabuddy G gives celebrities the chance to audition for part two. Watch him take them through their paces on the red carpet at British Airways’ star-studded event to celebrate raising £17 million for Flying Start.
British Airways | A British Airways Original
Are you travelling for Business or Leisure? Or another reason? The truth is, we all travel for a million different reasons, whether that’s love, perspective, memories or for an overdue hug. Every flight, every dream, every purpose of every visit is original.
Watch our new video and get inspired to plan your own original journey. And when you’re ready, let’s go together.
British Airways new onboard safety video shows unique and truly original video
British Airways has today premiered its new onboard safety video, which stars the airline’s colleagues, Britons going about their daily activities and some familiar faces, showcasing everything that makes Britain unique and truly original.
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The safety video plays on things synonymous with the UK, from discussing the weather to enjoying fish and chips by the sea, it celebrates the timeless quirks and its unique people that put the nation on the map.
The five-minute film will be shown on the airline’s long-haul aircraft from 1 May 2023, and showcases British Airways colleagues from across the airline in their roles on the ground and in the air. One of the stars, British Airways engineer Carl Carpenter, drives across an engineering hangar while asking customers to unplug their devices, before his own vehicle comes to an abrupt stop. Cabin crew member Sima Patel-Pryke asks customers for their attention as the safety instructions may differ from other aircraft they’ve travelled on previously. In response, British rapper, Little Simz takes off her headphones, and remarks ‘What?!’
As well as shining a light on the airline’s incredible colleagues, the video also features some of the Great British public. When cabin crew member Emily Mae Jackson reminds customers that life jackets should not be inflated inside the aircraft, viewers see the instruction playfully taken out of situ with a real-life farmer near Dover and two fishermen on Deal beach in Kent all inflating their life jackets.
Calum Laming, British Airways’ Chief Customer Officer, said: “We have all sat through safety demonstrations before, so we knew we needed to create something different that would capture attention and was totally in line with our British Original positioning. We wanted this to be a real celebration of originality and for us, it is our people who – together with where we’re from – make us unique. That’s why it was important for us to hero so many of our amazing colleagues doing what they do each and every day for our customers and for each other. We also wanted to inject some wit and showcase Britishness, and all the quirks that put us on the map by shining a light on real life people – from fishermen and chip shop workers to friends hanging out, as well as some well known faces who help put Britain on a stage. So, seats in the take-off position and we hope you really enjoy our new safety video.”
British Airways engineer, Carl Carpenter, said: “My day-to-day role involves making sure our aircraft are safe for our customers, so to feature in the safety video itself is quite surreal. We had so much fun filming the video and I can’t wait to finally see it on board when I next go on holiday.”
Tennis player, Emma Raducanu, said “As a British Airways Brand Ambassador, it was a privilege to be a part of the new safety video and film alongside so many British Airways colleagues and household names from across the country. It’s fresh, engaging and I know customers will be in for a treat when video is rolled out for the first time on board.”
The airline’s colleagues star alongside celebrities including Ncuti Gatwa, Little Simz, Robert Peston, Kaya Scodelario, Steven Bartlett, Emma Raducanu, chef Tom Kerridge and British Airways’ new uniform designer Ozwald Boateng.
The airline is championing and showcasing British Originality across its customer experience, from its menus featuring the best of British cuisine, to its dedicated British Original in-flight entertainment channel, and is proud to show off the best of Britain.
Later this year, a second version of the safety video will be released, featuring the airline’s colleagues in its new uniform.
Video Credit: British Airways
British Airways safety video - trailer
In partnership with Comic Relief, we recently held a casting session for our new safety video. Some very familiar faces turned up to work with an exciting new director. Find out who made the cut.
British Airways video explaining airport and onboard safety measures - Business Traveller
British Airways video explaining airport and onboard safety measures, London Heathrow airport, Terminal 5, October 2020.
British Airways has released a video emphasising the low risk of catching Covid-19 in flight.
In the video, British Airways’ medical lead, Dr Mike Harrigan discusses the various measure put in place by the airline (and most other major airlines) to reduce the risk of catching Covid-19 in flight.
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