EasyJet ad banned for claiming bags available for £5.99
Source: BBC
Emer MoreauBusiness reporterGetty ImagesEasyJet said it could not provide evidence to the ASA of £5.99 cabin bagsEasyJet has been told to stop claiming that carry-on baggage fees are available "from £5.99", after it failed to provide evidence to the advertising watchdog that passengers can stow luggage in a cabin at that price.The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said customers would assume from EasyJet's…
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