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British Airways investigates leaked raunchy flight crew photos
Forget about harmless Facebook posts - a surefire way to get yourself in trouble is to post photos of yourself in a "questionable" position on a site dedicated to "flight attendants in stockings".
In reality, the photos appear to have been collected over the years by fans of "flight attendants in stockings", and set to be viewable in public by mistake. One common source for photos like this is poorly configured social media sites.
People regularly leave their privacy settings wide open without realizing, allowing strangers to snag any photos that were not intended for public use. And of course, once out in the public, photos like this will take on a life of their own.
Some of the photos are of British Airways flight crew members, others are from various international airlines. The timing is especially ironic, as BA flight attendants are in the middle of a vote over a planned strike. I'm sure that the airline won't mind having to deal with a fewer striking crew members once they find out who is in the photos.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
BBSteve Feb 26th 2010 8:37PM
I like it.......
john Feb 26th 2010 8:47PM
Damn I love the British.
shark Feb 26th 2010 9:33PM
B.A. is now my airline of choice. That was awesome. I hope they all get raises and no disciplinary action. In our pressure filled world we need this levity.
Martina Feb 26th 2010 10:39PM
Thankfully they're B.A. staff and not Delta flight attendants!
Pachanga Feb 26th 2010 11:13PM
Come on AOL, you must have more photos. Break out the rest of them!
Toneast Feb 27th 2010 12:20AM
British Airways is the ''world's favourite airline" and crews are professionals and adults. Let's support them!
p barce Feb 27th 2010 12:19AM
Too bad. I really enjoyed BA on my flight and appreciated the good service. Try for a more positive statement.
DJ Feb 27th 2010 2:45AM
Not surprised. I stay at "crew" hotels internationally, on a regular basis.
Talk about "crew behaving badly"..this is the tip of the iceberg
P Albert Feb 27th 2010 3:23AM
So what ! ! Cabin crews have to deal with alot of nonsense, If they are having a lil fun let them have fun. I like this pics. At least they look good. Other airlines cant say the same.I like seeing crews having fun. I've stayed at some hotels around the world where cabin crews stay and you know a cabin crew when you see one. They always try to have a good time. I think they have earned it. Well done BA crew. Nice to see the human side ! !
Kenneth Feb 27th 2010 6:12AM
I think that these photos are very unappropriate for AOL to publish in a part of their service that cannot be blocked by 'parential controls;' any youthful person can go here and see these women (I reframe from calling them "ladies") showing their buttocks and legs in a sluzzie type and/or sexually suggestive pics! Also, as a person who used to log at least 500,000 air miles a year, I would not want these women serving my flights or handling the food and drinks that were served me. If these pictures surfaced in corporate America or England, these individuals would have been fired on the spot! I suggest that this type behavior is far more inappropriate at 30,000 +/- feet above sea level! I a situation that demanded serious thinking and actions on the part of these women and men during an air emergency, I would appreciate their minds being on the flight and what was happening moment by moment, rather than "playing around" such as they are in these pics. I am a 62 year old man with children either this age or older and was married for 42 years. If any of these were my son or daughter, I can assure you I would be ashamed of them when and if I were made aware of this outrageous event. I am sure these individuals are known to the neighbors and relatives that might view these pics, and they will undoubtedly make the parents aware of these so they "won't be caught off guard". I cannot fathom what excuses this type behavior in some peoples minds just because these pictures were taken at possibly 30,000 +/- fasl? If anything, these peoples minds should be on their jobs more than their uncontrolable sex appetites. And as I said in the beginning of what I am writing here, I do not appreciate AOL publishing this trash where my grand children or great grand child can access these pics! Shame on you AOL, and shame on you adults that did this or condone this behavior. I can imagine just how proud the parents and grand parents of these individuals are! As a person who traveled in excess of 500,000 air miles a year for 12 years when I was working in corporate America, this type behavior is unexcusable and should be dealt with accordingly. Thank God I do not have to place my life in the hands of people such as these anymore.
Hank Feb 27th 2010 5:33AM
Big deal1!!!1 You should see where I work .
Jeff Feb 27th 2010 6:19AM
Thats what we need in the usa. And KEN please STFU!!! you old bastard!!!
amy Apr 6th 2010 4:04AM
Thank you Ken for sticking up for what is right, so few people do, and no I am not old, overweight, or unattractive as is the common them for those who still have morals....
amy Apr 6th 2010 4:11AM
to fix the typo on last post, the word was "theme" as in the common theme that is used against ethical people....is always that they must be unattractive, old, or overweight and nothing is further from the truth, some are just true "ladies" and professional.