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Royal Indigo to Give Brae Airlines a New Look SYDNEY (17 February)-Brae Airlines has hired fashion house Royal Indigo to create new uniforms for the airline's cabin crew. The designs are expected to be approved in March, and from that point, it will take about three months before passengers see the new style on board. Senior brand manager Teija Raita said the uniforms have remained the same for a decade and the change is part of the company's brand redesign. "We're certain that Royal Indigo's creativity will produce an iconic uniform that makes our brand memorable and gives us a fresh look," said Ms. Raita. "Until now, we have not had high-end brands supply our uniforms, so we are excited about this collaboration." Ms. Raita has been with the company for less than a year, taking over from Ava Holloway last November and immediately seeing to renovating and improving Brae's airport lounges in Sydney and Singapore. She has also streamlined the company's social media posts and commissioned a new logo, and she is now looking into working with nonprofit organizations related to travel.

When will the new uniforms most likely first be used?