Delta’s New Stance On Passengers Taking Photos: Snap Away—Unless Safety’s At Risk [Roundup]

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  1. No doubt Delta will soon be charging for the Premium Camera Experience.
    50k sky pesos for pictures in coach and 400k for pictures in 1st class.

  2. I thought I would chime in on this subject because I don’t see any reason for the airline companies to bitch about this because if peoples are doing this in public areas, then airline companies can’t do a Damn thing about it

  3. Delta is doing the right thing with a common sense policy.

    It doesn’t surprise me that Air India cabin crew members don’t want to share rooms.

    It also doesn’t surprise me that the immunity from prosecution and lawsuits for federal agents still stands.

  4. Reminded me of the time I was flying over the Alps taking photos and an FA told me in no uncertain terms that that was illegal and I must stop NOW. The Alps! I forget which airline though. I must have erased the unfortunate company from my memory. Glad I saved the Alps from any skulduggery however.

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