This campaign launched in 2001, just months before Ansett eventually collapsed. That wasn’t the fault of the campaign because I doubt anything could have saved Ansett by that time. What the commercial attempted to do was show the level of support Ansett had from very likable and iconic Australians – aligning itself a little less with nationalism (which Qantas owned) and more with success/achievement.
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