Regional Network of the Year: North America
Ogilvy
Finalist
Billboard
Travel & Tourism Campaign
| Entrant: | Ogilvy, Mexico City |
| Brand: | Aeromexico |
| Title(s): | "Aeromexicanos- Case Study", "Aeromexicanos- OOH Board", "Aeromexicanos - in situ executions" |
| Corporate Name of Client: | Aeromexico |
| Client Company: | AEROMEXICO, Mexico |
| Client Senior Brand Manager: | Marco Román Ávila |
| Client Creative Director: | Mario Vivanco |
| Client Company Executive Vice President, Digital and Costumer Experience: | Andrés Castañeda |
| Client Company Vice President Marketing: | Xiomara Martín |
| Client Company Production Manager: | Isaac Quezada |
| Client Company Brand Lead: | Maria Fernanda Márquez |
| Client Company Brand Project Manager: | Alejandro Pérez |
| Client Company Creative Manager: | Gumaro Ávila |
| Client Company Design Manager: | Roberto Solorio |
| Client Company Creative Project Manager: | Eduardo Castro |
| Client Company Strategy in Digital Media Manager: | Franco Guerrero |
| Client Company Social Media, Influencers & Content Strategy Manager: | Regina Valdés |
| Client Company Corporate Comms & PR Senior Director: | Christian Pastrana |
| Client Company Corporate Comms, PR & Crisis Senior Manager: | Orlando Mata |
| Client Company Media Strategy Lead: | Sofia Ponce |
| Client Company Design Lead: | Itza Villavicencio |
| Agency: | OGILVY, Mexico |
| Agency CEO: | Verónica Hernández |
| Agency Chief Executive Officer LATAM: | Horacio Genolet |
| Agency Global Chief Creative Officer: | Liz Taylor |
| Agency Deputy Chief Creative Officer Worldwide: | Joe Sciarrotta |
| Agency Chief Creative Officer: | Rafael Reina |
| Agency Executive Creative Director: | Diego Munoz |
| Agency Creative Director: | Adriana Jauregui |
| Agency Associate Creative Director - Copy: | Gustavo Ayala |
| Agency Associate Creative Director - Art: | Montserrat Nava |
| Agency Head of Art: | Adriana Alvarez |
| Agency Head of Production: | Rosa Elena Arizmendi |
| Agency Vice President Account Services: | Arely Galicia |
| Agency Senior Account Director: | Rebeca Rios |
| Agency Account Manager: | Carlos Zaldo |
| Agency Head of Communications: | Paulina Villanueva |
| Agency PR LATAM: | Marina Piacentini |
| Agency Planner: | Pablo Cruz |
| Agency Influence Strategist: | Andrea Maciel |
| Agency Maths and Calculations: | Gerardo Reina |
| Production Company: | Oriental Films, Mexico |
| Production Company Managing Director: | Mauricio Clavijo |
| Production Company Director: | Yupi Segura |
| Production Companies Executive Producer(s): | Ejecutivo Mauricio Clavijo/Gracia Villanova |
| Production Company 1st AD: | Tés Fernández |
| Production Company Production Director: | Paola Ortega |
| Production Company Production Coordinator: | Bicole Reyes |
| Production Company Editor: | Carlos Cepeda |
| Production Company Photography Director: | Sebastián Cantillo |
| Production Company Art Director: | Belén Betbedé |
| Production Company Post-Production Coordinator: | Víctor Oseguera |
| Production Company Post-Production Director: | Pedro Aragón |
| Production Company Post-Production Supervisor: | Alicia Ortega |
| BTS Production Company: | Tornus, Mexico |
| VFX Company: | Faro VFX, Mexico |
| Sound Design Company: | Azotea Post , Mexico |
| Sound Design Company Managing Director: | Pablo Lach |
| Sound Design Company Institutional Announcer: | Mónica Escobedo |
| Music Production Company: | Fonobox, Mexico |
| Music Production Composer: | Josefa y Esperanza de Velasco |
Cultural Context:
These daring aerial feats symbolize courage, freedom, and resilience, making luchadores national icons. For decades, Mexicans have embraced Lucha Libre as more than entertainment—it’s a reflection of their bold spirit and creativity.
Despite their legendary status, many luchadores had never flown on a plane, creating a poignant disconnect between their symbolic “flights” in the ring and real-life air travel. Aeromexico saw an opportunity to honor these cultural heroes while authentically connecting with Mexican audiences. The campaign leveraged the shared pride Mexicans feel for Lucha Libre, transforming luchadores’ in-ring leaps into real-life flying hours. Fans attending wrestling events across Mexico were invited to film luchadores’ aerial moves, upload videos tagging Aeromexico, and contribute flight miles for both themselves and the wrestlers. Public displays of iconic luchador poses reinforced the cultural resonance of the campaign, while social media platforms amplified participation. By celebrating the shared pride in Lucha Libre and fostering real-time engagement, Aeromexicanos authentically connected Aeromexico to Mexican culture, strengthening its emotional bond with audiences and positioning itself as a brand that celebrates the spirit of its nation.
Aeromexico saw an opportunity to honor these cultural icons while authentically connecting with fans through a live sports experience.
Inspired by the collective pride Mexicans feel for Lucha Libre, the campaign honored luchadores as icons of courage and resilience.
Transforming outdoor spaces into celebrations of Mexican culture, leveraging lucha libre’s iconic flying moves to connect deeply with audiences. By showcasing luchadores mid-flight in bold, high-impact visuals across billboards and transit shelters, the campaign turned public areas into cultural landmarks.
These striking images resonated with Mexicans by celebrating a tradition that embodies their creativity, resilience, and pride. Designed specifically for Mexico, the campaign used outdoor media to amplify its message in a way that was unmissable and emotionally powerful.
This culturally rich use of outdoor placements elevated Aeromexico’s tribute, blending national pride with visually stunning storytelling.
Video views reached 162.8M, surpassing benchmarks by +272%, while the 63.15% View-Through Rate (VTR) nearly doubled industry standards, reflecting strong audience retention.
Consumer behavior shifted as fans actively participated by tagging wrestlers in videos, creating a sense of ownership and pride. Positive sentiment reached 80%, reinforcing Aeromexico’s image as a culturally connected brand. Despite fewer posts than previous campaigns, engagement rates remained competitive, highlighting the efficiency of the creative strategy.
The campaign strengthened Aeromexico’s brand health, modernizing its identity while celebrating Mexican heritage. By aligning itself with lucha libre, Aeromexico deepened emotional connections with consumers, driving long-term preference and consideration.
Aeromexicanos proved that blending cultural relevance with bold creativity can amplify both brand affinity and business outcomes.