Air India’s cabin crew on Thursday recreated iconic New York City moments and visited popular movie locations to celebrate new Air India’s arrival in New York (JFK) and Newark (EWR). (Pics/Air India)
Updated On: 2025-01-02 05:44 PM IST
Compiled by : Jyoti Shukla
The iconic ‘Lunch atop a skyscraper’ photo recreated
Air India cabin crew reimagined the legendary 1932 'Lunch atop a Skyscraper' photograph, capturing the spirit of innovation at Rockefeller Plaza. Their tribute honoured the original ironworkers' iconic image, symbolising adventure, courage, and the architectural marvel of early 20th-century New York City.
Gapstow bridge, Central Park
Gapstow Bridge, a picturesque location in Central Park, has been a favorite filming spot for generations. Featured in movies like Home Alone 2 and The Devil Wears Prada, the bridge offers a serene backdrop that showcases the park's natural beauty and cinematic potential.
On the steps of the metropolitan museum of art (The MET)
The MET's grand staircase has been a prominent filming location for numerous TV shows and movies. Notably featured in Gossip Girl, Ocean's 8, and When Harry Met Sally, these iconic steps have become synonymous with New York's cultural and cinematic landscape.
At Time Square
Times Square, a vibrant tourist destination, has been prominently featured in various films. From Tom Cruise's Vanilla Sky to Bollywood's Kal Ho Naa Ho, the bustling location with its bright neon lights represents the energy and excitement of New York City.
The New York Taxis
The iconic yellow New York taxis are more than transportation, they're a cinematic symbol of urban life. Frequently appearing in movies, these cabs represent the city's dynamic spirit, often playing crucial roles beyond mere background elements.
The Rotunda Room at The Pierre, a Taj hotel
The Rotunda Room at The Pierre Hotel, a Taj property, gained fame from the memorable tango scene in Scent of a Woman. The Air India crew visited this location, commemorating the passionate dance between Frank (Al Pacino) and Donna (Gabrielle Anwar).
Sutton place park (Underneath Queensboro bridge)
Inspired by Woody Allen's Manhattan, the Air India crew recreated the iconic scene beneath the Queensboro Bridge. This location, immortalised in the film's poster, represents the romantic and contemplative essence of New York City's urban landscape.
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