The Canadian airline WestJet reserved a Christmas surprise for its unsuspecting passengers, making them believe in Santa Claus with the power of technology and elves!
With the help of a virtual and technologically well-trained Santa Claus, the airline has learned what a gift this Christmas is for passengers preparing to depart from Toronto and Hamilton International Airports to Kagari.
When everyone boarded the aircraft, the WestJet team also. "Took off".
The 150 employees of WestJet became the "elves" of Santa Claus, boarded cars and rushed to the shops to satisfy the wishes of passengers and buy the gifts they desire. They returned loaded with presents and turned the airport into a Santa Claus workshop.
They put them in boxes, wrapped them and wrote the names of the passengers. And they were waiting…
When the passengers arrived at the baggage claim room, something strange happened.
It started to snow and between lights, decorations and Christmas trees in the hallway instead of their suitcases began to flow gifts. Tablets, cell phones, a warm scarf, toys, dolls, trains, socks and lingerie, a free return flight, cameras, TVs…
One by one, the passengers were surprised to open the gifts they had just asked for, hugging Santa Claus who wished them "Merry Christmas". The "Christmas miracle" was recorded by hidden cameras and the festive advertisement of the Canadian WestJet "scans" on YouTube and goes around the world.
Source: news.in.gr