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AQABA NIGHT AIR SHOW 2020 Powered by Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority AQABA NIGHT AIR SHOW 2020 powered by Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority organized by: THE NEW DIMENSION OF ENTERTAINMENT 0101 Night air show is an event, an air spectacle, that will delight all guests and make tourist will recall it as THE something outstanding, magical, as something you can’t see in any other situation. It’s a show with aviation, music, pyrotechnics and fireworks on planes’ wings painting SHOW pictures with the light at night sky. This night air show is an inspiring form of entertainment in aviation release. THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 2 DAY SHOW THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 3 NIGHT SHOW THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 4 DATE AND LOCATION AQABA is a unique place, located between two continents and in the vicinity of three other countries – Israel, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Great location, rich culture and stunning landscape along the Red Sea coastline- Aqaba has got the perfect area and necessary facilities to organize dusk and night air displays. Exceptional area, amazing scenery and touristic potential of this place make all together that Aqaba coast is the perfect location for aerobatics. LOCATION: air show: date: AQABA COASTLINE 20-21 march 2020 take-offs and landings: duration of the air show: KING HUSSEIN 2 days (Friday/Saturday) INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 5 PASSION IN THE AIR 0202 The program of the air show is attentively created. Our participants are varied aircrafts and remarkably skilled pilots. Their shows are enriched with light and pyrotechnical effects. It is all possible thanks to attendance of rare display groups and solo pilots who perform dusk PERFORMERS and night displays. THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 6 DISPLAY TEAMS DAY SHOW ROYAL JORDANIAN FALCONS MAREK CHOIM (POLAND) (JORDAN) Doing flying licences at your 40’s is not something usual, but what to do when you start to dream about it? Marek Choim Famous Jordanian display team coming from Royal Jordanian knows that if you really want something, you just need to find Air Forces. 4 Extra 330LXs, 4 military pilots and other crew a way to get it. So he started flying lessons and thanks to members will provide you great dose of admiration while his commitment he is now one of the most skilled aerobatic looking at their amazing performance. pilots in Poland. FIREFLIES DISPLAY TEAM SCANDINAVIAN AIRSHOW (GREAT BRITAIN) (SWEDEN) Two very skilled pilots flying Van’s 4VRs aircrafts. Shows are During their display you will not only admire the experience full of dynamic maneuvers. Their synchronized aerobatics are of pilot in characteristic yellow biplane, but also breath-taking a result of long hours of trainings and many displays they show of wingwalkers, who bravely and gracefully move around perform each year. the Grumman G-164A Ag-Cat’s wings. 57MY DISPLAY TEAM (POLAND) Gyrocopters may seem really calm on the ground but don’t be taken by this look. Once they get airborne, two Polish pilots can show the best of them. Dynamic turns and lots of smoke guaranteed! THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 7 DISPLAY TEAMS NIGHT SHOW AEROSPARX DISPLAY TEAM THE FLYING DRAGONS (GREAT BRITAIN) (POLAND) Aerosparx is definitely one of the most recognizable Powered motogliders are not a common view at air shows, participant at every air show. Their colorful night displays are especially if that’s a night display. This Polish team offers a a real spectacle – lights, fireworks and great precision while breath-taking formation show, painting wonderful shapes in performing amazing aerobatic routine. the sky with fireworks and lights. CATWALK (SWEDEN) PIPER CUP (SWEDEN) Jacob Hollander from Scandinavian Airshow will yet again Skilled aerobatic pilot and historic aircraft in modern release. perform a great display. Night is the perfect time for led- Johan Gustafsson became not only a World Champion in laser-pyro show! This is the unique performance you do not glider aerobatics, but also an experience display pilot with lots see often! of ideas. Night show full of led lights and fireworks! OTTO HELICOPTER (GREAT SKY MAGIC (POLAND) BRITAIN) Polish parachuters who believe that everything is possible. Dozens of hours of trainings, experience and creativity. Night This helicopter has already performed at air shows all over the jumps with led lights and pyrotechnics attached to their world. After it became an air show legend in North America, it suits? It must be Sky Magic S3 WAT Team! is now entertaining spectators at night air displays in Europe. You can count on pyrotechnics, lights and “chopperbatics”! THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 8 AUDIOVISUAL SHOW Audiovisual shows are integral part of our event and are a dynamic combination of light, sound, laser effects and water screen projections. It all enhances the night air show with spectacular results. Closeness of water in the bay intensifies visual and art sensations providing unforgettable experience. THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 9 PYROTECHNICS Pyrotechnics attached to plane’s wings, enriched with on ground effects, is an unusual view in the sky and it truly impresses spectators. Aircrafts are especially designed to hold pyrotechnics what guarantees high safety level. THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 10 SPONSORSHIP 0303 PACKAGE BENEFIT Maximise the impact of your presence at the air show by selecting BE THERE a sponsorship package: Bronze, Silver, Gold. We can also help you design your own bespoke packages; tailor-made to suit your requirements, whether you’re looking to raise brand awareness, motivate and engage WITH US with key stakeholders or reinforce brand positioning. THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 11 SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE BENEFIT BRONZE SPONSOR - 20000 JD SILVER SPONSOR - 40000 JD GOLD SPONSOR - 60000 JD WEBSITE Partner’s / Sponsor’s company logo and link Partner’s / Sponsor’s company information on subpage SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook - logotype on official event Profile - main cover graphics (2 months) - Facebook - sponsored posts 1 2 4 Facebook - logotype on facebook subpage - cover graphics (2 months) Facebook - logotype on posts - Instagram - logotype on posts - Instagram - sponsored Posts (4) 1 2 4 E- MARKETING Re-marketing campaign - logotype - - E-mail marketing campaign - logotype - - Youtube video marketing campaign - logotype - THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 12 SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE BENEFIT BRONZE SPONSOR - 20000 JD SILVER SPONSOR - 40000 JD GOLD SPONSOR - 60000 JD OFFLINE ACTIVITES Official event advertising posters - logotype Advertising leaflets - logotype Advertising banners - logotype VIP invitations - logotype Identification wristbands - logotype - Air show team t-shirts - logotype - Lanyard - logotype - - ID’s - logotype Event brochures (A5 ) - logotype + Sponsor description + photo (one page) - - Event brochures - logotype Press wall - large logotypes - - - Press wall - medium logotypes - - Press wall - small logotypes - - Media pack - logotype Sponsor's material exposition at event area - - Advertising flags - - Advertising banners - Airports with direct flights to Aqaba - logotype - - THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 13 SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE BENEFIT BRONZE SPONSOR - 20000 JD SILVER SPONSOR - 40000 JD GOLD SPONSOR - 60000 JD MEDIA Logotype on water screen show - - Logotype - official promotional event video Logotype - official promotional aftermovie Logotype - official making off event video Logotype - press pack for media Newsletter - information about Sponsor - - Public announcement per day 2 5 10 Local TV Interview - - Local Radio Interview - - Local Radio - named in radio commercials - - 14 SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE BENEFIT BRONZE SPONSOR - 20000 JD SILVER SPONSOR - 40000 JD GOLD SPONSOR - 60000 JD VIP AREA - HOTEL Invitation 10 20 30 Media wall - logotype - - Sponsor's material exposition at VIP Area - - Screens in VIP area - logotype - Screens in VIP area - video + logotype - - Advertising flags - - Info Booklet - logotype or full-page advertising Interview dedicated for sponsor - - Prime view seating EXTRA PACKAGE (DEDICATED TO GOLD SPONSOR) Hangar Tour (10 people) - - Meeting with pilots (10 people) - - Flight with display pilot (10 people) - - 15 The biggest value of our company is a team that consists of the 0606 best experts in the field. Air shows are our speciality. So far, we have realised projects with more than a million of spectators. Safety, innovation and good quality of the cooperation are our AIR SHOW priorities while managing projects. We belong to international organisation, what helps us developing our qualities and posing challenges at the highest level. We organise our projects with PRODUCTION passion and ambition to bring joy to all our guests. THE SHOW | PERFORMERS | SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS | AEROPACT | CONTACT 16 AQABA NIGHT AIR SHOW 2019 SEBASTIAN GOLUS CEO e: [email protected] m: +48 515 229 850 HUBERT TOPOLIŃSKI Vice President e: [email protected] m: +48 509 970 064 Copyrights © Aeropact sp. z o.o. | Port Lotniczy Poznań-Ławica, Bukowska 285, lok. 588, 60-189 Poznań.
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