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What do you think of "Guess The Airline"? Please don't hesitate to contact the author who is always interested in receiving your comments.	guess the airline! A lot of people guessed the correct airline because there was a huge clue that played an equally huge role in getting the right answer. Before continuing, remember: this was a magazine ad published in a National Geographic issue of the mid-1960s. Ready? Scroll down! This is the mystery commercial. Scroll down to view the full version! Almost there! This is the full version! How to guess it??? Very easy: the major clue here was the aircraft type: the VC-10. Few airlines operated the VC-10, and only one had a major operation across the Atlantic. In case you hadn't guessed it yet, you had the color scheme to help you out. BOAC (British Overseas Airways Corporation), the company that would merge with BEA (British European Airways) to form British Airways. The majority got that, which is why I did not accept answers that were even remotely similar to it! Statistics Correct answers: 89% Wrong answers: 11% Most submitted wrong answer: British Airways (5%) Other answers submitted: Air France, American, BEA, Continental. Statistics include second, third tries, etc. Disqualified entries (e.g. a player submitting several answers at the same time) are not included.
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