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http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2010/news/1006/gallery.oil_spill_ads/index.html

http://www.spiritair.com//

Oil spill ads: 4 tasteless spots
The Gulf oil spill doesn't exactly scream 'marketing opportunity,' but that didn't stop these four companies from rolling out ad campaigns tied to the tragedy.

Scantily-clad women are common in ads of all kinds. But one airline's Web spot came off particularly greasy, considering the scope of the oil disaster in the Gulf.

"Check out the oil on our beaches," suggests the Spirit Air ad, which features suntan-oil-slicked women in bikinis. It's hawking a coupon for $50 off tickets to beach destinations.

A few news organizations posted articles about the ad, calling it "ill-conceived" and saying the spot "mocked" the spill. Spirit Air said its ad was "misunderstood."

"We are merely addressing the false perception that we have oil on our beaches," Spirit said in a statement. "We are encouraging customers to support Florida and our other beach destinations."
 
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2010/news/1006/gallery.oil_spill_ads/index.html

http://www.spiritair.com//

Oil spill ads: 4 tasteless spots
The Gulf oil spill doesn't exactly scream 'marketing opportunity,' but that didn't stop these four companies from rolling out ad campaigns tied to the tragedy.

Scantily-clad women are common in ads of all kinds. But one airline's Web spot came off particularly greasy, considering the scope of the oil disaster in the Gulf.

"Check out the oil on our beaches," suggests the Spirit Air ad, which features suntan-oil-slicked women in bikinis. It's hawking a coupon for $50 off tickets to beach destinations.

A few news organizations posted articles about the ad, calling it "ill-conceived" and saying the spot "mocked" the spill. Spirit Air said its ad was "misunderstood."

"We are merely addressing the false perception that we have oil on our beaches," Spirit said in a statement. "We are encouraging customers to support Florida and our other beach destinations."

Kind of wish they would have struck that place out of business. There mang is full of scum.
 
I'm sure the local hotels and restaurants will be upset by the customers Spirit is trying to lure to their cities.
 
Apparently their pilots and flight attendants aren't the only ones that dont understand this management group. Now the rest of the world has been given a chance to see their foolish style of doing business.

My hats off to my NK brothers and sisters....you have your work cut out for you over and over again.
 
classy management, Harvard or Yale rich kid MBA 101

At Spirit? Ivy League MBAs won't even go to WN. You're looking at Florida State, Alabama, or Auburn MBAs down there.
 
I'm sure the local hotels and restaurants will be upset by the customers Spirit is trying to lure to their cities.
They will be when Spirit's usual clientele of ultra low-class carrier $9 fare customers skips out on paying their bill.

Everything about Spirit management wreaks. It's a shame that the employees have to put up with such pathetic clowns.
 
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Not that bad...
not exactly sticking up for Spirit's mgmt- but i think too many people are getting their feelers too sensitive...
oiled up bikini clad women are always fantastic
 

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