Guess The Airline – March 2007 answer
April 1, 2007
Every month, an airline printed advertisement, minus airline name and logo, is displayed for your guessing pleasure on Guess The Airline. The following is the answer to a previous game.
Once again, this was an advertisement published in a National Geographic issue of the late 1970s.Ready? Scroll down!
TWA Trans World Airlines advertisement titled: 'Twice as many flights as any other airline', from the 1970s, featuring a Boeing 747.
How to guess it?
Here are the clues to easily guess it:
- The submission form said the airline no longer existed.
- “Twice as many flights as, say, Pan Am?” immediately indicates the airline is NOT Pan Am.
- The slogan could have been of some help.
- The basic color scheme of the aircraft (after modification) could be a mild clue as well.
- Above all, the small grey space that conceals the airline’s name indicates it could very well be a three-letter airline name!
Statistics
Correct answers: 80% | Wrong answers: 20% | Most submitted wrong answers: British Airways and Pan Am (3% each) | Other answers submitted: Braniff, National, PEOPLExpress, United.
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