
Delta Air Lines made a fabulous 'Queer Eye' safety video. The pandemic scuppered it
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US airline Delta has revealed that the pandemic not only disrupted the aviation industry but robbed its passengers of the chance to enjoy a "Queer Eye"-themed safety video.
(CNN) — US airline Delta has revealed that the pandemic not only disrupted the aviation industry but robbed its passengers of the chance to enjoy a "Queer Eye"-themed safety video. The airline shared the never-before-seen film, starring the "Fab Five" from the hit Netflix series, on YouTube last week. "While we previously hoped to bring the 'Queer Eye' safety video onboard, the video was produced and filmed in 2019 prior to the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, " a spokesperson told CNN on Friday.
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