The everyday catwalk moves were replaced with a sexy pose at 1,500 ft. (457m) above LA for jaw-dropping model Tianna Gregory. The stunning brunette was asked to wear nothing but lingerie, high heels and an aviator jacket, when shooting this new ad that promotes one of the city’s flying-taxi services offered by Copter Pilot.
Coptor Pilot in cooperation with RotorFX offers VIP level services from the Bob Hoover Terminal at the Van Nuys Airport in Van Nuys, California. Customers have the chance to avoid the congested traffic and see all the major landmarks in one shot, enjoying an exhilarating experience. That's pretty much what they are advertising for.
The shooting was done using the company’s Hollywood Fantasy Tour, which begins in Van Nuys and moves towards Universal Studios, Warner Brother Studios, NBC Studios, Downtown Hollywood, Hollywood Reservoir, Capitol Records and plenty of other famous shobizz locations.
Model Tianna Gregory hoped in a Robinson R44 helicopter having a professional photographer along and went on for an epic photo shoot right above Los Angeles. Apart from the hotness alert, which is quite obvious, the footage also caught some really cool angles, showing Tianna literally hanging out of the chopper the entire time. Now that is how you advertise a taxi for the rich. However, before you hit the play button let us add just one more thing.
340 bucks to surprise you lady
Folks might think taking a ride on a chopper above LA like a superstar is expensive, when in fact a 20-minute ride costs $170 per person. In other words, in case you really want to impress your lady you could take a trip to the “land of the famous” and give her the ride of her dreams for only $340.
As to the machine itself, it turns out it comes with all the glamorous features, including large windows, air conditioning and spacious legroom to make the flight as comfy as possible.
The Robinson R44 is a single-engined helicopter with a semi-rigid two-bladed main rotor, a two-bladed tail rotor and skid landing gear. It has an enclosed cabin with two rows of side-by-side seating for a pilot and three passengers. In July 2002, Robinson Helicopter Company introduced the Raven II featuring a more powerful, fuel-injected engine and wider blades, allowing a higher gross weight and improved altitude performance.
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