Airline's Body Paint Safety Video

Air New Zealand has produced an in-flight safety video showing a pilot and cabin crew wearing nothing but body paint.

In this video everyone will see safety briefings in a plane.

It already hits two million on YouTube and shows the pilot and crew wearing body paint to resemble their normal uniforms.

The video is about 3-minute, 28-second. It is names as 'Bare essentials of safety'.

Each clip took one day to shoot and cost about 10 to 15% of the cost of a major brand commercial, an airline spokesman told the New York Times.

The airline's recent 'nothing to hide' marketing campaign featured staff, including chief executive Rob Fyfe, adorned in only body paint.