AIRLIVEAIRLIVE
  • News
  • Emergency
  • Accident
  • Incident
  • Tracking
  • Military
  • Space
  • Reports
  • Exclusive
  • CamsLIVE
Notification Show More
AIRLIVEAIRLIVE
Search
Follow US
AIRLIVE Aviation news network
Get aviation breaking news on WhatsApp
AIRLIVE > All articles > News > Emirates and Nicole Smith-Ludvik did it again, and this one is even more impressive!
News

Emirates and Nicole Smith-Ludvik did it again, and this one is even more impressive!

AIRLIVE contibutors
Last updated: January 14, 2022, 14:30 UTC
Published: Friday, January 14, 2022, at 14:30 UTC
Category: News
Author: AIRLIVE contibutors
SHARE

The world’s greatest show brings friends together on top of the world’s tallest building is stating Emirates.

Back in August 2021, an Emirates video went viral showing showing flight attendant Nicole Smith-Ludvik in Emirates uniform standing holding signs.

In the video, the camera eventually pans out to show where the cabin member stood, showing that she is indeed standing on top of the Burj Khalifa.

But Emirates just did this again! Flight attendant Nicole Smith-Ludvik, once again climbed to the top of the Burj Khalifa tower.

She was again holding signs, but this time, the Airbus A380 with Dubai Expo 2020 livery flew right behind her, featuring a picture of herself!

Earlier in August,

The production company used a helicopter and drone to shoot the video, Smith-Ludvik was required to stand on the spire for hours.

Filming started at sunrise to catch the golden hour light and the team, including the main star of the ad, began their ascent to the pinnacle before sunrise. The climb took 1 hour and 15 mins from level 160 of the Burj Khalifa by Emaar and the team had to scale several tiers and ladders inside a tube to reach the top.

The team was at the pinnacle for around 5 hours with the stunt woman, wearing a safety harness under the Emirates uniform secured to a custom-made platform that was attached directly to the pinnacle.

ByAIRLIVE contibutors
Follow:
Since its founding in 2014, AIRLIVE has grown into one of the most trusted aviation news networks in the world, thanks to the dedication and expertise of its diverse team of contributors from across the globe. AIRLIVE’s crew include aviation journalists, air traffic analysts, airport insiders and aviation enthusiasts.

LATEST NEWS

Tokyo-bound American Airlines Boeing 787-9 diverted to LAX after 10 hours in air
Tracking USA
September 24, 2026
American Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
AA AA167 LAX N824AN
Captain of Ryanair flight FR7073 transmitted hijack code before returning to Porto
Emergency Europe Tracking
September 24, 2026
Ryanair Boeing 737-8200 MAX
EI-IKJ FR FR7073 OPO
BREAKING Royal Air Force Hawk aircraft crashed shortly after taking off from RAF Valley
Europe Military UK
September 23, 2026
How the Iranian delegation flew to New York for the UN General Assembly
Reports Tracking USA
September 23, 2026
Airbus A340-311
EP-IGI

Related news

IncidentNewsTrackingUSA

Fiber-optic cable accidentally cut caused major chaos across US airports amid leaders arrival for UN General Assembly

September 21, 2026
CanadaNews

Female US citizen on Air Canada flight AC1730 asked for asylum in Canada

September 21, 2026
Middle EastNews

Houthi Drone Strike Hits Fuel Depot at Riyadh’s Main Airport, Sparking Massive Fire

September 19, 2026
EuropeNews

Multiple flights reported GPS jamming over Sweden in the past 24 hours

September 18, 2026
AIRLIVE.net is an Aviation news network supported by a team of journalists and aviation enthusiasts.
Add AIRLIVE as Google preferred source
Since 2014, AIRLIVE.net has been publishing accurate aviation news and live updates from our sources around the world. This has led to the creation of the largest aviation community on social media.
Eyewitness to an event?
Alert AIRLIVE's newsdesk on WhatsApp
AIRLIVEAIRLIVE
Follow US
Copyright AIRLIVE 2026
  • Contact
  • Submit a story
  • Privacy policy
  • Return policy
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?