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SMILE! You are on candid camera on your UA flight. (well, not yet)
https://www.yahoo.com/news/airlines-...172817112.html
Moderator Edit -- Per FT rules Three of the world’s biggest airlines have admitted some of their planes have cameras installed on the backs of passenger seats. American Airlines, United Airlines and Singapore Airlines have new seat-back entertainment systems that include cameras. They could also be on planes used by other carriers.Companies that make the entertainment systems are fitting them with cameras to offer passengers options such as seat-to-seat video conferencing, according to an American Airlines spokesman .But American, United and Singapore all say they have never activated the cameras and have no plans to use them. ..... |
And Liars on top of it
And what does the filth at United do first, they lie and got caught with their pants down. United is trash
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Originally Posted by Carlos B
(Post 30814059)
And what does the filth at United do first, they lie and got caught with their pants down. United is trash
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They first replied they had no cameras,
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Originally Posted by Carlos B
(Post 30814082)
They first replied they had no cameras
United has been accused of having cameras before and they were confirmed to be light sensors. Likely they person responding wasn't aware that some planes also had (unused) camera. There's no way any airline would be stupid enough to outright lie about something that can be relatively simply confirmed to be true. |
Too bad they aren’t aimed at the FAs. Especially on long haul where they mow through all the snacks meant for the pax. |
Originally Posted by Carlos B
(Post 30814059)
And what does the filth at United do first, they lie and got caught with their pants down. United is trash
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First reported right here last year www.flyertalk.com/forum/-/1943016--.html
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Originally Posted by milepig
(Post 30814149)
Too bad they aren’t aimed at the FAs.
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I do find it difficult to believe that any airline would have any unnecessary weight aboard given pounds = $.
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Originally Posted by mahasamatman
(Post 30814309)
That's OK, half the customers have cell phone cameras pointed that way just waiting for a lawsuit moment.
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Originally Posted by docbert
(Post 30814095)
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There's no way any airline would be stupid enough to outright lie about something that can be relatively simply confirmed to be true. |
Didn't we discuss these cameras months ago when they were found on the new Polaris seats and there was a claim these lenses were not cameras, but light sensors for the IFE system? Anyway, if they are cameras, simple fix - slap a piece of tape over it and move on.
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Originally Posted by docbert
(Post 30814095)
There's no way any airline would be stupid enough to outright lie about something that can be relatively simply confirmed to be true. followed later that day by "As you will read, this situation was unfortunately compounded when one of the passengers we politely asked to deplane refused and it became necessary to contact Chicago Aviation Security Officers to help. Our employees followed established procedures for dealing with situations like this. While I deeply regret this situation arose, I also emphatically stand behind all of you, and I want to commend you for continuing to go above and beyond to ensure we fly right. " I would be highly, highly surprised by a situation where UA doesn't lie despite the fact that the truth can be relatively simply confirmed. |
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