A couple got more than they bargained for when they decided to have sex while on a 12-hour flight from Bangkok, Thailand to Zurich, Switzerland.
According to the New York Post, the incident occurred on a Swiss International Airlines flight LX181 in November. The exact date had not been specified.
Thinking they’ve found a private spot in the forward galley, the woman dropped to her knees and began getting frisky with her partner just in front of the first-class section.
Source: New York Post
Little did they know that a security camera — which oversaw the area the pair had decided to have sex in — gave the cabin crew front row seats to the action.
The crew then filmed the footage of the couple on the live camera feed. Following which, the video was shared through WhatsApp and other internal channels.
Unfortunately for all involved, the footage was eventually leaked onto social media.
According to the Daily Mail, Swiss Air quickly addressed the situation.
Source: New York Post
Spokeswoman Meike Fuhlrott said the crew should have immediately intervened instead of filming the act.
She added that the footage and the commentary overlaid on top were disrespectful to the airline’s passengers.
However, Swiss Air also extended criticism to the passengers who were caught red-handed.
“Such acts are unacceptable. The behaviour of our passengers is usually respectful and appropriate,” the airline said.
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