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You know the drill. A couple of flight attendants stand in the aisle of an airplane and tediously go over all the safety rules of the plane. Or, a flashy, mostly humorous, somewhat extravagant video is shown with some sort of theme - celebrities, the '80s, paying homage to a particular movie, whatever - in lieu of the live announcement.
Well, Australian carrier Qantas is stepping outside the box - or, at least, the cabin - with its new safety video that began airing on flights on Monday.
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Instead of using celebrities or an elaborate, contrived theme, however, Qantas uses the natural beauty of Australia as its star of the video.
According to Traveller.com.au, the five-minute video includes an oxygen mask demonstration at the Museum of Old and New Art in Hobart, a life-jacket demonstration at Bondi Icebergs and an emergency slide demonstration at Josephine Falls in Queensland, among numerous other sites.
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One thing is for sure - the imagery is stunning.
Here's a look at the video:
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