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Emirates Puts Its Stamp On Busy Season Of Global Sports Events With New Ad

  • New ad campaign features renowned athletes across various sports, reflecting the airline’s extensive sponsorship portfolio. 
  • Launches in time to kick-start an exciting line up of sponsored global sports events including the Emirates FA Cup Final, US Open 2023, Rugby World Cup 2023 and much more.

Emirates is stamping its mark on top global sports with an inspiring ad campaign launching ahead of a busy season of events across football, tennis, rugby, cricket, golf, horse racing and more.

Premiering at the Wembley Stadium during the Emirates FA Cup final on 3 June – the 60 second spot grabs attention with cinematographic captures of high-flying sport action, and features cameos from Arsenal stars and Lancashire Cricket Club players who also wear England’s colours.

“Don’t just fly, fly better”

Following on its “Lovers of World Football” and “Lovers of Cricket” ads launched last year – Emirates continues to spread its wings to all corners of the world, bringing sports fans closer to the action and creating lasting memories.

The ad starts off with a young boy aspiring to fly and whizzes into a world of action-packed excitement with fancy footwork from Arsenal players Aaron Ramsdale and Ben White, to a mid-air scissor kick goal from Arsenal star, Bukayo Saka.

Lancashire Cricket Club players – England’s Phil Salt and Richard Gleeson – also make an appearance as they bowl over fans.

The ad also shows inspiring tennis players acing a match, horses shooting from the traps, golf, rugby and many more thrilling moments. Narrated by English actor, Jason Flemyng, the ad wraps up with the airline’s brand promise – “don’t just fly, fly better”.

Conceptualised and written by Richard Billington, SVP Marketing & Brand at Emirates, and directed by Oscar-winning director, Wally Pfister – the ad will run across all global media platforms, including TV, online and digital channels starting from 3 June.

Click here to watch the ad.

Staunch supporter of sport with more than 130 sponsored events annually

Emirates has been a proud supporter of sports for more than 35 years with its first sponsorship in 1987 at the powerboat race held in Dubai. Since then, the airline’s portfolio has grown significantly to include some of the most prominent teams and tournaments across football, golf, tennis, rugby, cricket, horse racing, and sailing.

Today, the airline sponsors more than 130 sports and 8 cultural events. Emirates uses its platform to support local communities, connect with customers worldwide, and bring fans together to celebrate shared passions. The airline also connects with communities through music, film, and literature through its sponsorships of international festivals around the world.

Gearing up for a jam-packed sporting calendar this year, fans can look forward to: The Emirates FA Cup Final (3 June), UAE Team Emirates Tour de France (1 July), US Open 2023 (28 August), DP World Tour Championship (16 November), Rugby World Cup 2023 (8 September), ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup (October) and much more.

Source – Emirates

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