Building water supply
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Flight attendants at China Airlines are serving up a unique in-flight treat for business class passengers. They're pouring water from bottles shaped like Taipei 101, the iconic skyscraper of the Taiwanese capital, as part of a joint promotion between the airline and Taipei Financial Center Corporation. This special amenity is offered on select flights between Taipei and various destinations such as New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, and Vancouver, as well as Ontario, California, until May 26.
Picture courtesy of China Airlines
While I couldn't find particular details about this specific initiative online, it's worth noting that China Airlines has a history of auspicious promotions. For instance, there's an ongoing Instagram giveaway offering a metal water bottle among other goodies, but unfortunately, it doesn't involve Taipei 101-shaped water bottles.
As for Taipei 101, it stands tall as a famous tourist attraction, and special marketing campaigns are frequent to boost its recognition worldwide. Yet, I couldn't find any information on similar initiatives involving custom water bottles.
On the flip side, China Airlines is known for its top-notch service, particularly for business class passengers. However, the details of this unique bottle service aren't covered in my search results. Another airline has reported a different type of water bottle-centered promotion in the past.
If you're looking for more specific information about this China Airlines and Taipei Financial Center Corporation initiative, it might be beneficial to check official announcements or press releases from these organizations.
- Upgrading the in-flight experience, China Airlines potentially introduces a lifestyle enhancement by offering travelers custom Taipei 101 water bottles on select business class flights.
- A taste of Taiwanese culture and a touch of luxury, the unique bottle service from China Airlines during travel could become a signature element in their service, similar to past water bottle-centered promotions from other airlines.
