Apart from these six, five random people will also receive a set of return tickets each. The winners for these will be chosen through a lucky draw
How cool would it be to have your own face on a Boeing 737 flying in the sky, and what better than you fly in that same plane!
A South African airline is organising a contest to choose six winners whose face will be plastered to six aeroplanes (one on each plane) the company operates. Each winner will also receive two round-trip tickets to see their face in the sky.
The competition is being organised by Kulula airways and is open to any adult who subscribes to Kulula.com newsletter. A participant has to submit one’s portrait to enter into the competition. The last date to send in the entry is April 30.
Once the picture is submitted, Kulala produces a simulation video of how a participant’s face looks on a flying plane.
“Winners will be chosen during three separate selection processes at the discretion of the Promoter based on the funniest, silliest and wackiest faces submitted,” the company said in a statement.
Apart from these six, five random people will also receive a set of return tickets each. The winners for these will be chosen through a lucky draw.
The airline is active in Africa and flies to destinations in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia, Mauritius, and Kenya.