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Germanwings pulls poorly timed ‘adventure’ ads after plane crash

It wasn’t the surprise Germanwings wished for its passengers.

The airline has pulled ads bearing the unfortunate slogan, “Get ready to be surprised,” from London’s subway system after Tuesday’s deadly crash in the French Alps.

The posters feature an image of a flight attendant giving a come-hither look.

“Enjoy the variety of Germany and fly to e.g. Berlin or Hamburg,” read the ads, which appeared on trains and platforms in the London Underground.

Transport for London said the posters, as well as digital ads, were being removed.

“Our advertising department was contacted by the company and asked to remove the adverts on Tuesday,” a rep told Metro.co.uk.

Germanwings said it had halted its poster and online ad campaigns in the UK “until further notice.”

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Investigators work through scattered debris near the Germanwings crash site.
Investigators work through scattered debris near the Germanwings crash site.Getty Images
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Rescue workers sort through debris of the Germanwings jet at the crash site.AP
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A search and rescue worker at the crash site of the Germanwings Airbus A320.
A search-and-rescue worker at the crash site of the Germanwings Airbus A320.EPA
Employees of Germanwings place candles and flowers as they mourn in front of the company's headquarters.AP
Family members of passengers arrive at Barcelona’s El Prat airport.
Family members of passengers arrive at Barcelona’s El Prat airport. Reuters
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