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Wednesday 30 September 2009 8:00 pm

Aer Lingus gets set for winter

By: admindrupal

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Aer Lingus caused a ruckus in the City yesterday, as the budget airline collared workers around London Bridge to take part in a snowball fight stunt. Unsuspecting City workers were pulled away from their lunch break to play in the fake snow, in a bid to advertise the airline’s winter flights. City staff were given warm-up stretches to do by fitness instructors before teaming up against one another on the river bank.

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