/ Source: Reuters
New Zealand's national airline is planning to give the bald facts on plans to speed up check-in queues for passengers — literally.
Air New Zealand said on Tuesday it is looking for 50 people willing to be a "cranial billboard" with a message temporarily tattooed on their shaved heads for two weeks advertising new speedy check-in services.
The airline said it will pay NZ $1,000 ($666) per head, making it easy money for bald-headed frequent fliers.
"How better to tell our customers that Air New Zealand is going to do something about (long check-in queues) ... than through messaging they can read while they're standing in a queue themselves?" the airline's marketing manager Steve Bayliss said in a statement.