Caravan Sales are On

A new banner for Haven Holidays, as Airads works the holiday sites of caravan parks across southern England.

Ocean Challenge

Ericsson Boat Ocean Challenge Portsmouth 2006_09

Airads flies the flag for Sony Ericsson at the finish of the Volvo Ocean challenge at Portsmouth today, supporting the boat and its crew as they arrive home from the South American leg of the race.

BBC News report.

Backup Website for Airads

Airads now has a backup website at http://zentelligence.googlepages.com/

We've been experiencing reliability problems with our existing Web hosting company and have placed a mirror site online to give us a better chance of being found if the main airads website at www.airads.co.uk, 'Falls Over".

Airads at the FA Cup Final

Just back from the FA Cup Final in Cardiff where we have been towing a banner for www.koptalk.com.

I had an unusual view of the match from above. Pictures can be found here for anyone who might be interested in a view of footballers’ heads.

From what I could see, buzzing around above the pitch, most of the first half of the game appeared to be played around the Liverpool goal but I’ll try and get a better look in the TV highlights later tonight. Liverpool won of course 3-3 on penalties or so air traffic control told me on the way home.

You'll Never Fly Alone

I had almost forgotten it was FA Cup Final Day on Saturday until I had a call this afternoon requesting a banner, supporting a Liverpool Football club website, to be flown around the stadium for ninety minutes during the match.

I can try and watch the action on the big screen from the air but I think the rest of you will be able to see rather more than me! None of the cold ‘Fosters’ either I’m afraid.

Operation Crackdown

Airads have been selected by the police to fly a banner in support of  “Operation Crackdown”, the new national anti-drugs initiative, starting with East Anglia on June 9th.

Match of the Day

Yesterday’s circuits of Spur’s White Hart Lane ground made BBC’s Match of the Day on  Sunday, in both the game’s highlights and a separate shot of the banner.

With England manager Sven Goran Eriksson  at the match looking for players to join the World Cup squad, the media can be forgiven for thinking that the banner might have been for him until they could read it properly. I wonder what Sven thought of it all? Who is Steve G perhaps and can he take the injured Wayne Rooney’s place in Germany?