Ryanair stewardesses
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Pretty nice....hope they don't do one for Air Canada, since a lot of the AC stewardesses look like they're over 50 :-(danmand said:
I guess I'm the marching to a different drummer again, and am the only one who thinks that a large bust is about where it begins and ends for these six women. 
Seriously much of the time more clothing and a come hither expression & body language is a lot "sexier" than leaving nothing to the imagination - along the lines of the Globe and Mail business section advertisements of the early 80's, I want an SAS calendar like that.
Seriously much of the time more clothing and a come hither expression & body language is a lot "sexier" than leaving nothing to the imagination - along the lines of the Globe and Mail business section advertisements of the early 80's, I want an SAS calendar like that.Ryanair, like many European airlines, has hot stewardesses in sexy uniforms.
Unfortunately, this trend is rapidly declining, as European airlines begin to mimic their North American counterparts.
For example, when British Airways unveiled their new stewardess uniforms, they introduced the "pants" option! Aargh!
Also, Lauda Air/Austrian Airlines were infamous for using hot babes in advertising as recently as the late 90s. Their web site used to have amazing looking chicks dressed in all the uniforms from the baggage xxxxxxx to the pilot. You'd think, "man, I want to fly THAT airline!" But now, the web site just features pictures of the planes. RATS!
Unfortunately, this trend is rapidly declining, as European airlines begin to mimic their North American counterparts.
For example, when British Airways unveiled their new stewardess uniforms, they introduced the "pants" option! Aargh!
Also, Lauda Air/Austrian Airlines were infamous for using hot babes in advertising as recently as the late 90s. Their web site used to have amazing looking chicks dressed in all the uniforms from the baggage xxxxxxx to the pilot. You'd think, "man, I want to fly THAT airline!" But now, the web site just features pictures of the planes. RATS!
