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An airline like Virgin Atlantic has, from its inception in 1984, sought to differentiate itself from the perceived formality of flag-carrier rival British Airways by promoting a more relaxed, innovative image. That “fun factor” has frequently involved stunts by airline founder Richard Branson, but...
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