Russian Airline Will Give $160,000 to the Person Who Writes Its New Jingle

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Russia's state-run airline Aeroflot is offering big bucks for a new English-language jingle.

A request for proposals details what the airline is looking for, offering 5.8 million Russian rubles — just a bit less than $160,000 — for the winning composition.

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The song must include the word "Aeroflot," must not include profanity, must be catchy and completely original, should have three verses and three choruses, and must not mention other brands. A Russian translation is also required.

In addition to the instrumental song, Aeroflot is asking for a lounge version and a Eurodance/dance-pop version that is energetic and upbeat. (So Aeroflot can be all up in the club.) Read more...

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