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Oct 28 2008

Greetings from Tinker Bell One! Today, Southwest Airlines is celebrating the release of the new Tinker Bell DVD and Blu-Ray with a special Tinker Bell plane tour. This Southwest Airlines flight is “powered by pixie dust!”    Southwest and Disney representatives are onboard asking trivia questions and giving away prizes.

 

After watching the new Tinker Bell movie, I’d say there are some similarities between Southwest Airlines and Tinker Bell. Tinker Bell fits with the Southwest way because of her “Warrior Spirit.” She has a mind of her own and never lets anyone get her down. At Southwest, we are always looking for ways to blaze new trails and try things that have never been done before. Tinker Bell is doing things her own way in this movie--and she is the star of the show!

Our Burbank folks salute this superstar.

As do our Rampers.

Even our Operations Agents across town at Los Angeles have been "sprinkled."

Look for the DVD in stores today. And keep an eye out for Tinker Bell One--flying through the Southwest system.

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May I suggest a Tinker Bell DVD/Blu-Ray blog contest, perhaps using the trivia questions from this flight? :)

I wonder when it will be at the same place as Alaska's N719AS.

  • Sean Yoda Rouse (not verified) — 10-28-2008 at 06:36 PM

Awesome!

How long are you guys planning on keeping Tinkerbell One around?

Joseph M.

Dallas, Texas

A fun event. The plane looks amazing!

  • Wrangler (not verified) — 10-28-2008 at 09:33 PM

Disney leaves no stone unturned. Over the last 48 hours I've been hearing about Tink just about everywhere I go. Now I can actually fly aboard a Tinker Bell airplane. Wow. Impressive marketing.

  • Anonymous (not verified) — 10-28-2008 at 09:46 PM

Sean,

I think you meant to type N791AS. A picture for everyone else to admire:

http://www.airliners.net/photo/Alaska-Airlines/Boeing-737-490/1101570/M/

Who pays for special marketing liveries like that and Southwest's Shamu planes?

I saw tinkerbell @ mdw last week. Sadly, she had a problem the next day.
She should be all better now though. She had a bit of gas ;-P

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Ding! boy Joe

  • ding! boy Joe (not verified) — 10-31-2008 at 11:38 AM

You guys sure have fallen a long way since the days of hot pants! What a shame.

  • Anonymous (not verified) — 11-02-2008 at 07:52 PM

I LOVE Southwest and Disney!! I even wait on your schedules to open up so I can book my flights to MCO. But I was wondering why Southwest isn't a participating airline for the Walt Disney World magical Express service?? My wife wants to use it on our next trip, which means no SW on the way down? Disney and Southwest service and attitudes are so similar, I thought that SW would be on board with this service. Even America's lamest airline ( I'm looing at you USAir) has become a particpating airline. C'mon guys.....get some of the WDW mojo going and let us keep using SW to MCO by particpating in the Magical Express!!

  • john (not verified) — 11-04-2008 at 12:48 PM

Do you think you could paint a plane with Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, & Eeyore on it? Even though I'm 32, I LUV Winnie the Pooh! I'd also LUV very much to see a pink ribbon plane with Breast Cancer Awareness on it! :)

SWA LUV! :)

  • Leah J. (not verified) — 11-05-2008 at 08:46 PM