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Ryanair advert grounded by the ASA

Monday, February 04, 2008
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Once again, Ryanair has proved its ability to generate substantial publicity with a newspaper advert that was quickly banned by the Advertising Standards Authority.

Here is the offending advert.  ASA said the “irresponsible” image appeared to link teenage girls with sexually provocative behaviour.

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The advert, which was printed in three newspapers reaching 3.5 million readers - the Herald, Daily Mail and Scottish Daily Mail - prompted 13 complaints to the ASA from readers who found it offensive.

Ryanair described the ASA ruling as “censorship”.

The result?  A newspaper advert was shown which was never intended to be repeated.  And Ryanair generate substantial free publicity for the airline.  Another classic Ryanair PR success.


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