SEOUL, Nov 6 — Korea’s flagship airline Korean Air has tapped the star power of K-pop group SuperM to appear in their new in-flight safety video.

Onboard safety instructions about seatbelts, electronic device restrictions and emergency exits are conveyed by seven dewy-faced boy band members who also provide the soundtrack to the video with their track Let’s Go Everywhere.

The video features a mix of five music genres — hip hop, R&B, electronic, deep house, and synth pop — in an effort to capture the attention of a wide range of passengers, says Korean Air.

The safety instructions are narrated by another K-pop star, singer BoA.

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Along with celebrity appearances, the five-minute video takes passengers into the future of air travel with sleek, virtual images.

SuperM reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 last month for their debut EP.

The song Let’s Go Everywhere will be released as a single November 18 and profits will go towards the Global Poverty Project’s Global Citizen campaign which works on issues like poverty, climate change and global inequality.

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Korean Air joins British Airways and Air New Zealand in enlisting celebrities from their respective countries to star in their in-flight safety videos and maintain flyers’ attention. — AFP-Relaxnews