Brand barometer: UK airlines, which one is most prominent online?
16 Mar 2012 | by Gemma Charles
British Airways is the subject of the largest number of discussions, and Flybe was more discussed than Virgin Atlantic
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The biggest regulatory issue advertisers face in 2012 is online behavioural advertising, Jon Woods, the body's president, told the ISBA Conference this morning.
British Airways is the subject of the largest number of discussions, and Flybe was more discussed than Virgin Atlantic
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BA is continuing to champion its staff in an online video ad released today, which focuses on a Boeing 747 pilot who is also a competing kite surfer.
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Southern Railway is launching a light-hearted ad campaign to encourage consumers to explore destinations across its network over the summer and book online.
EasyJet, the budget airline, is boosting its social media presence with the launch of its first blog and online community for potential and existing customers.
Travel sites proved to be popular online destinations throughout January, according to the latest UKOM/Nielsen data.
British Airways has launched an online promotion for flights from Sydney to London, offering to discount flights by the largest amount of runs England scores in a single Ashes innings.
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