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The airlines celebrate halloween
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Oh, to be part of the airline industry. As we recently saw in great detail, Southwest Airlines takes the holiday very, very seriously. Out at their headquarters on Friday, I was privy to a celebration of epic proportions -- several departments decked out completely in costume and decoration, some with meticulous construction and weeks put into planning. I heard that some departments hired professional choreographers to coordinate their dance moves. More on that later this week though.
Elsewhere in the industry, Virgin America also hosted a smaller celebration at their headquarters in California, complete with over-the-top costumes and decorations. I also heard that some Northwest employees dressed up as Delta employees. Wild.
In other news, the candy jar at my office has been empty for about a month now. I'll cross my fingers on the Halloween celebrations getting kicked off next year.
In other news, the candy jar at my office has been empty for about a month now. I'll cross my fingers on the Halloween celebrations getting kicked off next year.
Filed under: Arts and Culture, Airlines
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colby Nov 3rd 2008 9:31AM
I flew out of Love Field in Dallas once on a Friday on Oct. 30. Every gate had some kind of Halloween theme and was decked out in decor.
My gate had a Psycho theme, complete with a made-up shower and Norman Bates silhouette behind the curtain. They also had Psycho playing on TV for people to watch while waiting for their departure.
I thought the whole thing was really neat.