Air New Zealand's Fanciful Safety Video Highlights Its Real Commitment to Conservation

The airline says it has transported 3,200 species to safety

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Air New Zealand’s new safety video is for the birds. Specifically, the endangered takahē, a flightless bird native to the country.

Titled “A Journey to Safety,” the endearing video shows a young New Zealander finding the endangered bird, named Mr. T,  outside of her treehouse.

With the help of Air New Zealand attendants and a tour of the island’s jaw-dropping beauty, including Fiordland National Park and the sanctuary island of Tiritiri Matangi, Mr. T makes it home to the Murchison Mountains,  one of the few places where the takahē roam wild.

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