Who is Nicole Smith-Ludvik, the woman who stood on top of Burj Khalifa in viral Emirates ad?
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Nicole Smith-Ludvik featured as an Emirates cabin crew member as she stood on top of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai in the viral ad.
The new advert released by Emirates, in which a woman stood on top of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, has gone crazy viral on the internet. The commerical released on social media by the flag carrier of the United Arab Emirates garnered millions of views while netizens were pretty much intrigued to also know about the woman in particular who dared to stand on the tip of the world’s tallest building at 828 metres above the ground. Well, she is Nicole Smith-Ludvik, and we’ll tell you more about her but watch the viral Emirates ad first:
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