Montblanc Skeleton A380 Limited Edition celebrates the Airbus A380 design

montblanc skeleton a380 limited edition

Emirates Airline and Montblanc share a strong in-flight partnership, and the two have now joined hands to offer the customers the opportunity to win a luxury trip to Hamburg and an exclusive Montblanc Skeleton A380 limited edition writing instrument worth 15,000 (about $23,325). The winner, along with a companion, will fly in first class on Emirates to Hamburg, Germany, to visit Montblancs Artisan Atelier, birthplace of Montblancs limited edition writing instruments. They will also visit the Emirates A380 aircraft at Airbus assembly line in Hamburg.

John J. Sime, Vice President Retail Services, Emirates, said

The dynamic design of the iconic Airbus A380 provides the ideal inspiration for a partnership between Emirates and Montblanc. It is reflective of our constant goal to provide our discerning customers with an offering that is both distinctive and exclusive, from a high level of comfort on board, to services that cater to their tastes and a wide-range of duty free sales options.

Karl-Heinz Handke, President Western Hemisphere, Montblanc, said

Once again, we are delighted to team up with Emirates for another prestigious onboard campaign. Our artisan craftsmen wanted to create an exceptional masterpiece as a tribute to the Airbus A380, which sets new standards for passenger. With its premium services and exclusive customer base, Emirates is the ideal partner for Montblanc to showcase a precious and unique writing instrument.

The Montblanc Skeleton A380 Limited Edition is a collectors piece inspired from the iconic Airbus A3380 super-jumbo. The dual-leveled windows and dark blue precious resin dominates the writing instruments 18k white gold barrel. There are 16 diamonds on the cap ring and 12 on the cone and crown. It also has an engraved 18-carat! gold ni b with platinum plating.

The promotional period runs from January to June. Any passenger who buys a Montblanc Starwalker A380 fineliner writing instrument onboard can enter a free draw to win a limited edition Montblanc Skeleton A380 pen.

Via: AMEinfo/MoodieReport


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