Original sentence: Michael O'Leary often states that the airline goes to extremes to make a point, an approach which has resulted in Ryanair's advertising occasionally being considered offensive.Ryanair does not employ an advertising agency, instead producing all its advertising material in-house
Edited sentence: Also critised was RyanAir's training staff in Eastern European countries, making staff pay for their own training, and also charging staff for uniforms and airport security badges.An investigation into a fire onboard RyanAir Flight 296 between Dublin Airport and London Stansted Airport revealled that flight crew stuggled to open the emergency doors; and for directing evacuating passengers towards the fire.An investigation into a fire onboard RyanAir Flight 296 between Dublin Airport and London Stansted Airport saw the airline critised for failures in the training of staff to cope with emergency situations, such as the opening of emergency doors.As Michael O'Leary often insists, the airline goes to extremes to make a point.In the training of flight crew, although it was emphasised that opening doors in an emergency situation is more difficult due to the activation of the slide, there was no practical demonstration given.Media reports on the investigation also critised Ryanair for its staff training policies, highlighting that flight crew are trainined in Eastern European countries, and have to pay for their own uniforms and airport security passes.Ryanair famously does not employ an advertising agency, instead producing all its advertising material in-house.This results in Ryanair's advertising occasionally being considered offensive