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The ad, by a Kazakhstani travel firm called Chocotravel, shows seven female flight attendants wearing nothing but their scarves
THIS is the shocking airline advert which sees flight attendants take off - their clothes, that is.
The ad, by a Kazakhstani travel firm called Chocotravel, shows seven female flight attendants wearing nothing but their scarves as they reel off a series of special offers.
The short promo starts with a shot of two women up close, before zooming out to reveal that they definitely aren't wearing regulation airline uniform.
Models in the ad can be seen protecting their modesty with their hats, while a chest-high search bar keeps the rest of them covered.
But after being shared on YouTube, the ad was slammed by unimpressed viewers.
One said: "This is too much. Kinda disgusting."
Another chipped in to slam the advert as "shallow", adding that they had been put off ever flying with Chocotravel because of the nude promo.
However, while the budget airline behind the ad has been slammed by customers for being "sexist", travel bosses hit back to defend the controversial ad.
The Star reports that the add, which initially looks more like a spoof than a serious marketing attempt, was defended by the travel firm as being "bold and outrageous".
In an attempt to ride out the turbulence, Chocotravel later uploaded a second segment of the ad - this time featuring a load of nearly-naked fellas dressed in pilot gear.
The blokes can be seen in only their collars and ties, using their caps to cover themselves up when the camera pans downwards.
Taking to Facebook, Chocotravel director Nikolay Mazensev told customers he "did not mean to offend" with the racy advert.
He added: "It shows no less than you'd see on the beach or by the pool. Do you attack girls in short skirts or swimsuits?"
Nurken Rzaliyev, another employee at the travel firm, said on his Facebook page: "There's definitely no sexism.
"Opinions were divided, but attention was made to the problem of high ticket prices."
The Sun Online has contacted Chocotravel for comment.
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Most flights, at least for me, are a distinctly boring affair. They're uncomfortable, the food is strange and there's kids channeling their inner banshee across every row. Some flights like to change things up however, and if not directly solve these problems, at least add a little bit of fun and pizzazz to the surroundings to make things bearable.
Here are some of the most unique airlines around!
Germans, for the most part, don't really have a problem with nudity. So in 2008, a German travel agency launched the world's first nude airline to ferry passengers on a summer day trip from the German city of Erfurt to a popular Baltic Sea resort. Passengers had to be clothed while boarding and disembarking from the flight however.
This French airline based in Paris only flies between Paris and New York, but the facilities it offers are droolworthy. Massage chairs that recline into beds, Michelin star food, and Samsung entertainment tablets for every single passenger, plus the fact that it's comparatively cheaper than its competitors business class flights.
Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao is the CEO of VietJet Aviation, and is soon to become a billionaire, thanks to her idea of staffing her planes with bikini clad women. It might be controversial, but it's a pretty brilliant plan.
In February 2016, Iceland's WOW Air launched a new pink Airbus A330 simply named 'TF-GAY'. It serves a route to San Francisco, and is a hat-tip to their strength with the gay movement.
Since July 2015, Air Malta has been offering services aimed at enhancing customers' experience. This includes hand, feet and neck massages for passengers for free, apart from spa vouchers as well as beauty products.
First class passengers on long flights of this Australian airline service got to try out their Gear VR headsets in 2015. These offered 360-degree views of Qantas' first-class lounge at LAX, runway-side videos of the company's massive A380 planes landing and a 3D look at Kakadu National Park in Australia.
This Taiwanese airline offshoot may sound like a joke, but it's actually pretty popular. All the amenities on board, from the pillows to the napkins, are all Hello Kitty themed, and even the plane is painted with that famous symbol.
Since 2011, people flying between New Zealand and Los Angeles have had the chance to purchase skycouches, otherwise termed as cuddle class. These are basically seats that can turn into couches or beds, very useful for couples and families.
During the month of February 2013, business class travellers going between London and New York had the chance to go through the Gallery in the Air, and exhibition by the world renowned street artist Bob Eine. The prices of the pieces ranged from £2,500 to £15,000.
Since 2014, United Airlines has had a mobile app which you can Uber straight through. Once you select a ride, the app automatically transfers passengers to the Uber website to sign up for an account to complete the transaction. You even get a $30 ride credit + 1,000 bonus United MileagePlus miles.
11. Kulula Airlines: The airline with neon green humorous planes
Kulula means 'It's Easy', and the airline is a low cost carrier around South Africa. The planes employ a unique, tongue in cheek livery, with paint jobs spelling 'Flying 101', 'This Way Up' and 'Mile-High Club Initiation Chamber' around the body of the plane.
The no-frills airline flies to over 90 destinations in Europe, Israel and North Africa. The interesting thing is, it offers a 'blind booking' service, wherein you select what you're looking for on your trip such as a party city or the city with the best shopping, the dates you want to travel. The airline provides a list of potential destinations that you might land up at and you don’t find out where you are going until after you book your ticket.
KLM offers a 'Meet and Seat' service, wherein you can view other passengers’ Facebook or LinkedIn profile details and see where they’ll be sitting, long before your flight leaves the ground. You can then select where you would rather sit as well. It's a good way to avoid annoying kids, but it can also be a little creepy.
14. North Korea's Air Koryo: Considered the worst airline in the world
Consistently given a one star ranking by SkyTrax, the benchmark for airline standards, North Korea's Air Koryo is widely considered the worst in the world. Its facilities are minimal, with in flight entertainment consisting of the Moranbong girl band singing patriotic songs to their great leader.
Even though it's now defunct, the titillating Hooters restaurant chain actually joined the airline business. Each flight on Hooters Air came with two scantily clad Hooters girls and flight attendants that entertained passengers with trivia games, sold Hooters merchandise, and assisted with beverage service.
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