Ryanair told to stop running adverts carrying 'misleading' CO2 claims
But budget airline claims 'single most important thing any consumer can do to halve their carbon footprint is switch to Ryanair'
Ryanair has been told to stop running adverts carrying "misleading" claims about the level of CO2 emissions from its aircraft by the UK advertising watchdog, but the low-cost airline immediately hit back...
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