Campaign India Team
Jan 08, 2020

Air Asia onboards Wunderman Thompson

The account was won post a multi-agency pitch

The agency will be responsible for the above the line (ATL) and digital creative mandates
The agency will be responsible for the above the line (ATL) and digital creative mandates
Wunderman Thompson South Asia has won the creative mandate for AirAsia. The agency will be supporting brand strategy and shaping the communications narrative in India for the low-cost airline and be responsible for the above the line (ATL) and digital creative mandates.
 
Siddhartha Butalia, CMO, AirAsia India, said, “It’s a pleasure to have Wunderman Thompson on board at this pivotal juncture. As a distinctive brand with a differentiated proposition in a category fraught with commoditisation, AirAsia is well poised to make the most of the phenomenal potential in the sector. We are looking forward to partnering with them to drive consideration and relevance across the customer journey, take off to even greater heights and explore new territories.”
 
Kundan Joshee, SVP and Managing Partner, Wunderman Thompson, Bengaluru says, “With the airline and travel industry all set for rejig, there couldn’t be a better time to leverage the strengths of the brand. Our job is to partner with AirAsia and bring alive its philosophy of service, efficiency and innovation. In today’s times it’s essential for a brand to have multiple conversations with people across touchpoints and this gives us the opportunity to do new age work and drive interesting conversations around the brand.”
 
Priya Shivakumar, NCD, Wunderman Thompson, Bengaluru says, “The aviation industry is at the cusp of reinventing itself. Communication can play a big role in creating the first among equals advantage for a brand and we are eager to partner AirAsia in a take-off that builds on its impressive lineage. It is a huge opportunity to push the envelope on ideas in a category that is as exciting as it is challenging.”
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Campaign India

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