Eiffel Tower, Pakistan International Airlines

Pakistani airline says ad showing plane flying toward Eiffel Tower never meant to evoke 9/11
Pakistan’s national airline said Thursday that an advertisement showing a plane heading toward the Eiffel Tower was never intended to evoke the memories of the Sept. 11 attacks. The illustration, not in video format,
‘Paris We Are Coming’: Why Pakistan Airlines’ Latest Ad Nosediving Into Eiffel Tower Is In News For The Wrong Reason?
The controversial post on PIA's official X account showed a picture of an airplane that appeared to be headed for the Eiffel Tower with the words, "Paris, we're coming today." There is another line on the graphic,
Pakistan Airlines ad shows plane flying at Eiffel Tower
Pakistan's flag carrier has drawn widespread criticism for putting out an advertisement that showed a plane flying towards the Eiffel Tower. The ad was meant to promote the resumption of Pakistan International Airlines' flights to the French capital and had the caption "Paris, we're coming today".
Pakistan Airlines ad sparks 9/11 debate with plane flying towards Eiffel Tower
ALBAWABA - A Pakistan Airlines ad advertising tourism for France recently made headlines due to showcasing one of the aviation company's planes heading
Pakistan investigates airline advert showing plane flying towards Eiffel Tower
Prime minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered an investigation following criticism over a Pakistan International Airline advert showing a plane flying towards the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The national carrier had advertised its resumption of flights to Europe in January, starting with Paris, after the EU aviation regulator lifted a ban on it.
PIA says ad showing plane flying toward Eiffel Tower never meant to hurt 9/11 victims
PIA spokesman Abdullah Hafeez said Thursday that the ad, which hasn't been deleted and has more than 21.2 million views, was only ever meant to celebrate that the airline was resuming flights to Europe, and never intended to harm 9/11 survivors or victims' families.
Pakistan Airlines advert shows plane flying into Eiffel Tower
Pakistan’s national airline has come under fire for a “tone deaf” advert that appears to show a plane flying into the Eiffel Tower.
Pakistan Airlines Ad Causes an Outcry
An ad from Pakistan International Airlines celebrating the return of its route from Islamabad to Paris has caused an outcry. The ad posted on X last week depicts a jet flying directly toward the Eiffel Tower,
Pakistan's state airline under investigation for a controversial Paris flight ad reminiscent of 9/11 attacks
In the advertisement for its new Islamabad-Paris route, a PIA plane is depicted approaching the Eiffel Tower with the English text: "'Paris, we are coming today'". After the European Union imposed a four-year ban on flying to Europe,
Fact Check: The Eiffel Tower Grows During Summers, Shrinks in Winters. Here's Why
The monument responds to seasonal temperatures, contracting a few millimeters when it's cold and expanding when it's warm.
Damaged medals from 2024 Paris Olympics will be replaced after complaints of deterioration
Monnaie de Paris said it will "replace all damaged medals at the athletes’ request" after complaints about the medals ...
Inside the UK's little 'mini Paris' adored by locals with its very own Eiffel Tower
The iconic transmitter was built in the 1950s, where the original palace which gave the area its name once stood.
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‘Tone deaf’ Pakistan Airlines slammed over advert for first Paris flight in four years
The ad shows a plane flying towards the Eiffel Tower against a backdrop of the colours of the French flag. The caption reads: “Paris, we’re coming today.” The ad had garnered over 21 million ...
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The Eiffel Tower Grows During Summers, Shrinks in Winters. Here's Why
The Eiffel Tower in Paris is the source of many online rumors, one of which claims the monument grows every summer and shrinks again in winter. The Eiffel Tower does grow and contract in the ...
PIA’s Paris promo crashlands, Eiffel tower post sparks 9/11 jokes and outrage
How a Pakistan International Airlines post on X led to an online outrage as the resumption of flights to Paris reminded ...