Located in the conference room is a plane with Air Mail’s type face on the sides of its body. Here office spaces have been designed and operated. Assisted in design by architect Basil Walter Carter veered from the corporate style. The interior of the building was preserved to assist in the visual aesthetic that reflected the voice of Air Mail. Located in Greenwich Village in a brownstone. As a means to stand apart from being a go-to coffee cart the digital weekly offered its readers and passersby’s Air Mail’s proprietary coffee, ‘Jet Fuel’ and a hand-numbered broadsheets called ‘Printed Matter’. Coined ‘Air Mail Express’, a coffee cart was affixed unto a Piaggio Ape across New York city. This by offering a coffee experience on wheels. In addition to this inclusion, the digital-weekly re-adjusted their online presence into a tangible one. Air Mail Express (Air Mail’s mobile coffee cart) & Jet Fuelīeginning with short-form articles and journalism, Air Mail over time inculcated the presence of long-form journalism to its readers. This approach was then carried forth into the tangible items that we are offering to our readers and subscribers», shares Davis. «The intent to approach our Saturday morning newsletter with an allure of levity has played into the success of the brand. It has allowed them to have a following that tunes into their newsletters each week. Offering what they consider as a ‘human-touch’ to the Air Mail design and language offered to audience members. The integration of the visual language of Air Mail and its branding cascaded across their physical and digital realm. Utilizing the ever-evolving digital experience of the daily user Panichi and Davis state that the brand has methodized a set manner of function to carry forth their user experience into the physical world. This is the space in which Air Mail exists in. Over the years, Panichi explicates that there has been an amalgamation between the digital realm in the matters of journalism and printed matter. Air Mail – The Extension of a Digital Brand Carter molded the mission and vision of Air Mail in a manner that has space for it to be malleable. The absence of flitting in Carter’s intent and decisions made as an editor across his roles is present in Air Mail. Working on the ethos of ‘repetition of reputation’ has allowed for the growth of the digital weekly into what it is today. We needed more team members to assist in the expansion of Air Mail as a digital weekly that can be accessible by crowds across the globe». «Over time, Air Mail’s organization grew in size. Davis marks that Air Mail’s growth over time is one that has been organic and with purpose. Sitting alongside Davis is Anjali Lewis, the Head of Strategic Partnerships and the General Manager of Air Supply and Angela Panichi, the Design Director of Air Mail. Arriving each Saturday morning in a clockwork fashion at six in the morning to their subscriber’s emails the digital weekly slips their curated combination of articles in a newsletter style list. Davis remarks that Air Mail now consists of a team that has grown into approximately forty-five individuals. Emily Davis and Anjali LewisĬollating the news into designated categories on their site from their team of editors and writers. Curating varied content as compared to their peers in the publishing world Air Mail coalesces news articles relating to the arts, politics, culture, fashion, literature, and crime to name a few.

Honing years of savoir faire in their designated fields of creative work Chief Marketing Officer Emily Davis explains that the publication comes with the intent to offer news from across locations around the globe through a historical-breath-of-air. Founded in the year of 2019 under the guiding helm of Graydon Carter and Alessandra Stanley Air Mail comes from the shared assiduity between Carter, Stanley, and their peers in the editorial field. Having implanted themselves in two newsstands between Chiltern Street in London and Largo Treves in Milan Air Mail has interwoven itself into the physical realm of tangible print media – in-particular, magazines and periodicals.

Having implanted themselves in two newsstands between Chiltern Street in London and Largo Treves in Milan, Air Mail has interwoven itself into the physical realm of tangible print media The thesis of Air Mail – a lively digital weekly for the world citizen

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