TransAsia Airways Celebrates Christmas with 50 Flight Attendant Bears to Keep You Company on Your Journey Home
▲ TransAsia Airways flight attendant bear. (Photo / Provided by TransAsia Airways, the same below)
By Chen Rui-zhong / Comprehensive report
To accompany passengers during the annual Christmas season, TransAsia Airways’ flight attendant bears have returned from Hokkaido to Taiwan and have taken over the Christmas tree at Songshan Airport, spreading festive cheer to travelers.
TransAsia Airways announced that the flight attendant bear Christmas tree event will take place from 13:00 to 19:00 on Christmas Eve (24th), as well as from 06:00 to 19:00 on Christmas Day (25th). The public can take photos with the bear Christmas tree in front of the domestic flight check-in counter of TransAsia Airways at Terminal 2 of Songshan Airport, and participate in the post-sharing activity. TransAsia Airways will randomly select 50 lucky winners to receive a flight attendant bear.
▲ TransAsia Airways launches a photo打卡 campaign to give away bears.
Additionally, there will be a second wave of bear giveaways during the New Year’s holiday. Passengers presenting boarding passes dated December 30, 31, and January 1, 2016, will also have the chance to receive a flight attendant bear.
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