Ryanair chief jokes about free sex on flights
Reports from Europe say that European budget carrier Ryanair has taken its cheeky reputation to new levels, with chief executive officer Michael O’Leary suggesting business class passengers would receive free oral sex on flights.
O’Leary made the saucy remarks during a press conference in Germany about Ryanair’s Trans-Atlantic flights.
Click here to watch the video on YouTube.
Explaining that Ryanair’s long-haul flights would feature a business class that went against Ryanair’s typical low-budget ethos, O’Leary remarked that “in economy it will be very cheap fares, say 10 Euros, and in business class it will be bed and blowjobs”.
While O’Leary’s remark was obviously a joke, he repeated the controversial comment and wanted it translated for the journalists.
“In business class,” he said, “it will all be free – including the blowjobs.”
He then asked the translator the German word for oral sex.”
“After being told there wasn’t one, he remarked “terrible sex life in Germany”.
Last year, Ryanair found itself in trouble over its “Girls of Ryanair” calendar which featured scantily clad flight attendants posing on board aircraft.
Spain’s government-run Women’s Institute called the calendar sexist and complained to Irish and European Union authorities.
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