Breast Ad For U.K.’s Easyjet Gets Stamp of Approval

Steve Hall

Jul. 29, 2003
1 min read

A UK airline ad featuring a woman’s breasts with the phrase ‘discover weapons of mass distraction’ was not offensive, ruled the country’s Advertising Standards Authority.

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