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FLY MAGGIE'S TWO 747's TO NEW YORK (NATIONAL AIRLINES) Ultra Swank 429 subscribers Subscribe 100 Save 318K views 15 years ago Commercial from the early 1970s by National Airlines. This.
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Fly Judy. Fly National.One of National's ads for its infamous "Fly Me" campaign of the early 70s
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National Airlines was a major airline in the United States that operated from 1934 to 1980, when it merged with Pan Am. [2] For most of its existence the company was headquartered at Miami International Airport, Florida. [3]
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I GOT 747's TO MIAMI! - NATIONAL AIRLINES Ultra Swank 431 subscribers Subscribe 53K views 11 years ago Commercial from the early 1970s by National Airlines. This airline, and many others.
Vintage Photos from the Highly Controversial but Successful "Fly Me" Ad Campaign, 1970s Rare
This commercial was part of the controversial 1971 National Airlines advertising campaign featuring the airline's stewardesses with the sexual innuendo of "F.
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In particular, they focused on the National Airlines with their "Fly Me" slogan. The NOW protesters demanded men to be portrayed in the advertising too. Meanwhile, the girl in the infamous "I'm Cheryl. Fly Me" advert, Cheryl Fioravanti, didn't feel the same way. She had been a stewardess for 22 years, and loved every minute of it.
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ADVERTISING: Fly Me Again Monday, June 24, 1974 Tweet Read Later Email Print Share Reprints Follow @TIME Since National Airlines took off with its "I'm Cheryl. Fly me" campaign in 1971,.
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In 1971, National Airlines introduced a new slogan: "Fly Me." The first print advertisement featured a photographic close-up of Cheryl Fioravante, a freckle-faced stewardess with a boyish.
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Free is best remembered for the controversial 1971 advertising slogan for National Airlines, "I'm Cheryl - Fly Me." The slogan caused women's rights groups to protest outside his office in New York City carrying signs reading "I'm Bill-Fire Me." The campaign's notoriety paid off for National, and they saw an increase in revenue per passenger.
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In response to National Airlines' "Fly Me" campaign, members of Stewardesses For Women's Rights responded, "Fly Yourself," and printed bumper stickers that declared, "National, your fly is.
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Come on and fly me in the big blue sky. Fly Cindy, and National, to Miami, Tampa, Orlando. All over Florida.National Airlines commercial from the infamous "F.
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Fly Me." It's a remembrance of things past, different only because Eileen Salyer is 8 years old and the text tells in the words of a letter she wrote to National of her desire to be a.
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In the 1970s, airlines became even more blatant about using sex to sell seats. National Airlines introduced a series of ads with the tag line "I'm Cheryl. Fly Me" in 1971. It may have outraged feminists but the airline insisted to TIME that it pulled in 23% more passengers, double the increase of the industry as a whole.
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Sex sells, just ask National Airlines. Well, you would ask them if they still existed - they were folded into Pan Am in 1980. Regardless, in 1971, the perky blonde in the ad above - stating 'you can fly me morning, afternoon or night, just say when!' - did wonders for the bottom line of National Airlines, as did her similarly attractive flight attendant pals Diane, Terri and Marissa.