Which airline's iconic 'Smiling Plane' mascot was created after the CEO noticed passengers were anxious about flying and wanted a friendlier brand image?

The transportation industry has given birth to some of the world's most recognizable brands, with fascinating origin stories and transformations. This poll tests your knowledge of how a famous transportation company evolved its brand identity over time, creating one of the most recognizable mascots in aviation history. Can you identify the correct story behind this famous brand mascot's creation?

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Southwest Airlines - Their smiling aircraft design was introduced in 1971 and painted on the nose of planes to make flying seem more approachable
ANA (All Nippon Airways) - Their 'Happy Dolphin' smiling plane design was created in 1954 to help Japanese customers feel more comfortable with air travel
Virgin Atlantic - Richard Branson personally designed the 'Flying Lady' smiling aircraft nose art in 1984 to differentiate from competitors
Qantas - Their 'Flying Kangaroo' was originally drawn with a smile in 1947 to make their long-haul flights seem more welcoming to international travelers