skywriting
1 of 1noun/ˈskaɪraɪtɪŋ/
Forms:skywritings
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a form of advertising or message display that involves using a small airplane to write words or draw images in the sky using smoke
Skywriting is a form of aerial advertising where messages or images are created in the sky using smoke from an aircraft. The pilot maneuvers the plane in a specific pattern to release smoke, forming letters or shapes that are visible from the ground. Skywriting is often used for special events, promotions, or to deliver short, attention-grabbing messages to large crowds. It is a unique and dramatic way to advertise, taking advantage of open skies to make an impression on a broad audience.
- The company used skywriting to announce their grand opening, drawing attention from miles around.
- As we walked down the beach, we saw skywriting in the sky spelling out a special message.
- The ad agency decided to use skywriting to promote their latest campaign, knowing it would be a unique way to get noticed.
- We watched a skywriting display at the festival, and the message was clear and impressive.
- Skywriting has become a popular way for businesses to advertise their services at outdoor events.