First attempt: this might be Tengwar For English. However, the little c-shaped glyph is not part of that spec.
Second attempt: this might be Sindarin or Quenya mode Tengwar. This only works if we read the c-shaped glyph as a backwards numeral 0.
However, Beleriand-mode Tengwar actually features that c-glyph. With this assumption, and also expecting the double-strokes to correspond to capital letters and the tilde to introduce, Tengwar For English-style, a pre-consonant nasal, I make it:
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http://www.omniglot.com/writing/tengwar.htm
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However, the little c-shaped glyph is not part of that spec.
Second attempt: this might be Sindarin or Quenya mode Tengwar.
This only works if we read the c-shaped glyph as a backwards numeral 0.
However, Beleriand-mode Tengwar actually features that c-glyph. With this assumption, and also expecting the double-strokes to correspond to capital letters and the tilde to introduce, Tengwar For English-style, a pre-consonant nasal, I make it:
Lend na Hnnor
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Also, Air New Zealand employs enormous geeks, but that we already knew from the livery thing ten years ago :).
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