The Hanalex Jacket
Ticket
jackets reach all passengers who check in at the ticket counter
or at the curb.
Customers will see your logo and message
when looking at the jacket to review their travel information
before and during their trip. Plus, with the ID holder, they
will examine the jacket more often.
The
jacket has been tested and in circulation for over a year.
Travelers like the jacket. There are nearly fourteen million
in circulation currently. The feedback from the travelers
has been very positive. One traveler remarked that the jacket
was “inspired." Airline passengers spend a large
majority of their traveling time waiting for something: security
lines, sitting in the boarding area, waiting for connections,
waiting for luggage, etc. Advertisers on our jacket can take
advantage of that with airport promotions, contests or web
searches.
The jacket could include special pricing, coupons, 2 for
1 specials etc. What better “tactile” way to provide
an incentive to visit your company. Whether
in person or on the web..
To make the promotion even more enticing, the coupon/special
could be printed with”hidden" ink. Viewable with
a special colored Mylar "lens" on the ID holder.
Once the user removes the coupon from the back of the jacket,
they would slide it into the ID holder. The pocket would then
reveal the "prize" or discount. Coding numbers or
bar codes would identify the prize to the company. This makes
the promotion interactive and provides the traveler
with something to do.
The objective of Hanalex Corporation and
our line of EZ View products is to enter an untapped market,
demonstrate, promote and sell our line of patent pending products.
In addition to selling products direct, we have entered into
several licensing agreements with major airlines, distributors
and printing companies. Our patent also covers image digitization.
Imagine being able to identify a traveler by what they look
like and what they are wearing on the day of travel. If their
looks change while at the airport, there is a reason to question
them. Our system would also be able to ID underage travelers,
down to the clothes they are wearing. |