[00:05] airlines. Sometimes people ask me, "Mr. Alualia, why do you still choose >> Good morning. >> It's good to see you again. Allow me to check you in. >> Over the years, so much has changed.
[00:20] Even I've changed. But one thing [music] never did. Indigo's warmth. The comfort I carried with me everywhere. Age teaches you to value the simple
[00:33] Age teaches you to value the simple things. And this [music] feels so easy, things. And this [music] feels so easy, courteous, hassle-free, no confusion. Everything just works every time. >> Careful, sir. No hurry. We will let you
[00:46] settle in. >> Warm water. Just the way you like it. >> They remember how I like my water. They remember my seat preference. They even
[00:58] remember that I walk a little slowly now. I've seen Indigo grow and in some way they've watched me grow older. Somewhere along the way, Indigo became more than an airline. It became family.
[01:16] an airline. It became family. They've seen my journeys, my milestones, even my struggles. And through it all, they've taken care of me. they've taken care of me. So when Indigo says love you too, I
[01:30] So when Indigo says love you too, I truly believe them.