China Airlines' new A350 aircraft naming campaign exceeds 160,000 participants; 2 sets of European round-trip tickets to be given away

Reported by You Ru / Taipei

China Airlines has launched the first-ever "Taiwan Flight Ambassadors" series for its new A350 aircraft, featuring a public voting campaign. As of today (the 9th), the number of participants has surpassed 160,000. To thank those who joined the event, China Airlines announced it will give away an additional two sets of free round-trip economy class tickets for European routes. The campaign enters its final two weeks.


▲ China Airlines A350 "Mikado Pheasant" aircraft. (Photo / Provided by China Airlines)

The China Airlines A350 Flight Ambassadors voting campaign opened for voting on April 26. This event will select 12 A350 Flight Ambassadors.。Currently, species well-known to Taiwanese people such as the Mikado Pheasant, Taiwan Blue Magpie, and Taiwan Firecrest are leading in the vote count. The voting campaign ends on May 20. Each person can vote for three species per day, and voting is open daily. During the campaign, one lucky voter will be randomly selected each day to receive a China Airlines A350 model airplane.

Additionally, those who complete their vote and share it on their personal Facebook can enter a China Airlines ticket raffle. In addition to the previously announced two winners who will each receive two free round-trip economy class tickets for European routes, China Airlines is giving away two more prizes — winners will receive a free round-trip economy class ticket for two on European routes. The lucky winners are expected to be announced on May 27.

Starting from July this year, China Airlines will introduce 14 A350 aircraft in phases, with each new plane featuring its own unique "Taiwan Flight Ambassador" name. The first aircraft, the "Mikado Pheasant," will also have a livery painted with the image of the Mikado Pheasant on its fuselage, showcasing a regal presence. This allows travelers around the world to appreciate the beauty of Taiwan, the "Kingdom of Birds," when they see China Airlines’ new A350 aircraft.