British Airways has just updated its policy regarding how passengers can behave onboard flights, as flagged by PYOK , and it’s a sensible change that we’re seeing at an increasing number of airlines.

British Airways bans recording crew onboard aircraft

This seems like a fair, sensible policy change

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British Airways bans recording crew onboard aircraft

British Airways has just updated its general conditions of carriage . Specifically, in section 11a, which addresses unacceptable onboard behavior (or “behaviour,” as they say on the other side of the pond), the airline has added the following:

If, while you are on board the aircraft, we reasonably believe that you have filmed, live streamed or photographed our crew or other colleagues without their consent, we may take any measures we think reasonable to prevent you continuing your behaviour.

This goes on to say that anyone who violates rules surrounding behavior onboard aircraft may be subject to punishment, including being forced to leave…