A viral video showing a couple engaged in explicit activity on a Swiss Air flight has sparked outrage and prompted an internal investigation by the airline. The footage, captured by cockpit-controlled security cameras aboard a flight from Bangkok to Zurich, shows the couple allegedly sneaking into the plane’s kitchen, where they were filmed by crew members. The video, which was later shared in group chats, has since circulated widely on social media, igniting widespread debate about passenger privacy and crew conduct.
Swiss Air officials have confirmed they are investigating how the video was leaked and whether any crew members were involved in sharing it. “The filming of people without their clear consent and the transfer of these recordings violates our guidelines, values, and data protection regulations,” said Meike Fuhlrott, a spokesperson for Swiss Air.
The incident has led to mixed reactions online, with some condemning the couple’s behavior, while others criticize the airline’s crew for their role in filming and distributing the footage. The cockpit cameras, which were installed as a security measure after the 9/11 attacks, are designed to monitor access to the cockpit and are not meant for passenger surveillance. The airline emphasized that these cameras are not intended for continuous recording, and any use outside security-related purposes is strictly prohibited.
As the investigation continues, more details are expected to emerge regarding the crew’s involvement and the airline’s response to the breach of privacy.
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