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Delta’s latest ads with Viola Davis focus on runways

Delta Air Lines' 'Runways' ad campaign. Source: Delta Air Lines
Delta Air Lines' 'Runways' ad campaign. Source: Delta Air Lines
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March 5, 2018

Delta Air Lines' latest advertising campaign featuring the voice of Viola Davis launches Monday with a unique take on runways.

The ads, with the tagline ‘Good things come to those who go,’ visualize runways in a variety of scenes from around the world.

Atlanta-based Delta says the broadcast, social and digital ads show 15 destinations the airline serves.

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