Ryanair has been rapped by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for misleading customers
A Virgin Rail ad that urged people to 'catch the next train out' but then promoted Virgin Value fares, which are only available by advance purchase, has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority after it agreed with complainants that the ad was misleading.
headlined "Hair today gone tomorrow". EasyJet escaped censure by the ASA with another of its ads, which ...
TUI, owner of the Thomson Holidays brand, was reprimanded by the ASA this week for including a deal
of mass distraction' poster featuring bikini-clad breasts. The ASA rejected 186 complaints that the poster
to three ads proclaiming flights from just 1. The ASA has also banned a second execution in the latest
the charge and Ken Livingstone, but the ASA rejected the complaints.
press ad featured the line: "The only Irish holiday experts". The ASA upheld the complaint
transport in London'. The ASA told TfL to clarify that only the money made over administration costs would
fares needn't BA con!" The ASA agreed with the 25 complainants that the ad suggested dishonesty
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