As quality hunter Asami Nagai wrote in her
posting on the QH webpage; corporate colours surely leaves an impression on its customers.
I remember my first flight with Austrian Airlines a couple of years back. The colours really left an everlasting impression, an impression I'v been stuck with ever since. Unfortunately the impression wasn't a good one, quite the opposite.
Picture: Austrian Airlines
Either the designer of this interior must have b
een colour blind or disillusioned
. How on earth can someone come up with a colour combination like this? Unfortunately this impression/identity - being shaped by colours - has made me avoid flying with Austrian if other possibilities have been available.
The other day, I was very pleased to find out that Austrian has launched a new cabin interior. I have to say, much more to my liking (maybe I'm being old fashioned here, so be it).
Picture: Austrian Airlines
Now, I'm in fact looking forward to my next flight with Austrian. Still, I have one humble request for
Austrian: Please skip the red pantyhose when you update the uniforms for the cabin crew next time. Red pantyhose may be OK for christmas, but running around looking like a small elf all year round is not OK. Not even if your
corporate colour is red.