US Airways has decided to sell its advertisement on its airsickness bags and the expandable envelopes placed between in-flight magazines and safety cards. The company expects to introduce these ad bags in September. The plan to sell ad on airsickness bags is the latest scheme by the company to increase its profit margin.
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As of now, it is not clear that how much they have planned to charge their client for the ad and it has just started negotiating with the interested companies.
However, the place of the ad is best suited for anti-motion sickness medications or other product that could strike the mind of the passengers. Moreover, U.S. Airways has plans to advertise a wide range of products on its ad bags.
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