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Come on Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin Blue, Tiger, even Rex girls and of course…..boys……..you can do it!
OK somebody sent The Mole this and I just had to use it, without doubt for some it is totally inappropriate as this one features girls only, but the challenge gauntlet being thrown down by the Mole applies to girls and BOYS!
Not only that, any team……….and you do not have to be an airline team……..you could be any travel industry team………….., e.g hotel, car rental travel agency, wholesaler, etc, etc, that comes up with a similar calendar to raise funds for their chosen charity, will receive FREE PUBLICITY globally on TravelMole [500,000+ subscribers] – so go for it………..but for now………on with the report from the Daily Mail in the UK…………….!
Ryanair, arguably Europe’s leading low cost carrier, has been trying to ditch their dubious reputation and work-hard play-hard image for decades.
But a dubious new calendar featuring scantily-clad Ryanair girls posing in the skimpiest of bikinis will do nothing to improve public perception of the “trolley dolly”…………….or does it……..what do you think?
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Dubious: Miss January poses up in the cockpit.
The girls, who look more like page three pinups than cabin crew, pout and pose in various locations around an airport and on-board their planes.
First there’s January pin-up Julia, showing off her ample assets in a barely-there white and black bikini coupled with a black hat.
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Bare essentials: Miss June couples her bikini with cowboy boots.
Then there’s Miss July Edita, reclining on a large wheel with a wrench in her hand and axle grease smeared over her bared torso.
The complement is joined by a selection of other Ryanair staff, all similarly attired in flesh-flashing bikini tops and bottoms.
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Soap suds: Miss October shows off her cleaning uniform
The images are a long way from Ryanair’s usual uniform, demure buttoned-up blue suits and high neck blouses.
And though the girls are probably guaranteed to get flight-deck temparatures soaring, some might say they are not the best advert for children’s charity Angels Quest, which will receive proceeds from the calendar….or are they?
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Cover-up: Miss April looks almost fully clothed beside her colleagues
Despite the risque nature of some of the images, the company claims the publication is good fun in a worthwhile cause.
Eddie Wilson, of Ryanair, said: “Ryanair’s gorgeous cabin crew are raising the cabin temperature with 2008’s hottest calendar.
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Classic pinup pose: Miss February lies back and smiles for the camera
“Passengers will be able to bring a dozen of Europe’s most stunning cabin crew home for just £5.
“This exclusive Ryanair charity calendar will be on board for a limited period only – so we urge passengers to buy the next time they fly.”
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Mechanic: Miss July poses with wrench.
The Girls of Ryanair Calendar 2008 are available on board all flights from with money going to Angels Quest, which provides respite care for special needs children.
Demure: Spot the model in the above shots – The girls in their usual blue suits
OK, I await the barrage of comments……………..and those taking up the challenge!
A Report and charity challenge by The Mole from the UK’s Daily Mail!
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