August 20, 2008 – 1:30 pm
We recently brought you the details of ITV2’s newest reality TV show, Celebair and today ITV have announced the 11 celebrities who will be taking part in the show.
In this new eight-part series, 11 celebrities will take on a range of jobs on the ground and in the air to battle it out ultimately to become CelebAir’s star employee and win thousands of pounds for the charity of their choice.
The show will be presenter by former children’s TV presenter, Angelica Bell and the team will consist of singer and presenter, Mica Paris; singer and Steps band member, Lisa Scott-Lee; star of The X-Factor, singer Chico; writer and presenter, Tamara Beckwith; presenter and comedienne Amy Lamé; star of Australian Idol and Neighbours, Dan O’Connor; singer and former member of Blazin’ Squad, Kenzie; ex-Hear’Say member and husband of Lisa Scott-Lee, Johnny Shentall; musician and one-time member of So Solid Crew, Lisa Maffia; model Michelle Marsh and comedian and actor, Phil Cornwell.
This autumn, ITV2 will be taking to the skies with the brand new show, CelebAir; with a real plane, flying to real places, staffed by real celebrities!
In this new eight-part series, 10 celebrities will take on a range of jobs on the ground and in the air to battle it out ultimately to become CelebAir’s star employee and win thousands of pounds for the charity of their choice.
Overseeing the action and presenting the show will be Angellica Bell, who is familiar to a whole generation of people from her time as presenter at CBBC and who is no stranger to flying, having previously worked on the travel series Departure Lounge. Continue reading ‘CelebAir Coming To ITV2‘ »
ITV2 are getting ready to launch a new celebrity reality TV show called ‘CelebAir’. Think of it as ‘Airline’ with celebrities and you would be about right.
The budget airline Monarch are thought to be leasing one of their planes to ITV, and the celebrities who take part will have to perform all the duties of regular airline staff, including check-in, cabin crew and sales, though thankfully they will not be piloting the plane.
“This isn’t frivolous or celebrity TV for the sake of it – there’s a genuine outcome at stake - such as people’s business trips and holidays,” one ITV source said.
“CelebAir takes reality shows literally to new heights, where famous faces will take over a commercial jet and fly paying passengers to a host of destinations. Continue reading ‘ITV2 To Launch CelebAir‘ »
