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The airline – which flies to 22 U.S. markets from General Mitchell International Airport, located south of Milwaukee.
A new TV and print campaign created by Bender, Browning, Dolby & Sanderson/Chicago promotes Midwest Express’s standard coach-fare non-stop service, which includes all two-across leather seats, gourmet meals and complimentary wine and champagne.
The TV spot takes its ‘You’re Kidding’ title from a traveler’s reaction to the service features. The spot breaks today on New York network affiliates and cable stations. Print ads will run in USA Today.
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