British Airways Safety Video: Movie Stars Promote Safety and Comic Relief

The new show is peppered with many celebrities from film and television British Airways Safety video, which is to be shown on the airline's flights from September 1, 2017, shows the safety instructions for passengers in a humorous way. Frequent flyers should also pay attention again. However, the new safety video on British Airways planes is not only intended to educate passengers about emergency exits, life jackets and breathing masks, but is also an advertisement for the charity Comic Relief. You can donate to them directly on the plane after the video.

British Airways Safety Video: Director's Cut

Before I give a little information about the video, the actors and the charity Comic Relief (known from the red nose day) lose, here first the video. I am sure that friends of film and series know all of the actors shown:

British Airways safety video information

The video has been on YouTube since July 18, 2017, but it has only been attracting more attention - especially in this country - but only recently. The 6 minute long spectacle is peppered with stars from film and television. You can see these greats of show business:

• Asim Chaudhry (Chubby Funny, People Just Do Nothing)
• Chiwetel Ejiofor (Doctor Strange, 12 Years A Slave)
• Gordon Ramsay (Hell's Kitchen, Master Chef)
• Ian McKellen (Lord of the Rings, X-Men)
• Warwick Davis (Harry Potter, Star Wars, Doctor Who)
• Thandie Newton (The Pursuit of Happiness, Westworld)
• Gillian Anderson (X-Files, Hannibal)
• Rob Brydon (Little Britain, Holmes and Watson)
• Jim Broadbent (Harry Potter, Game of Thrones)
• Rowan Atkinson (Mr Bean, Johnny English)

Comic Relief: British charity since 1985

The British Airways airline's star-studded safety video will not only show passengers on the plane what to do in an emergency from September 1, 2017. It is also pointed out that change of any currency can be donated directly on the plane. In addition to the safety brochure and other information material, a small envelope of Comic Relief made available. This charity has been raising funds for aid organizations in the UK and Africa since 1985. In Germany, the corresponding franchise is likely red nose day be known.

Johannes Domke

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