British Airways prohibits the crew members of taking selfies during sheets: “a little overload”

A disposition could lead to a dismissal in a flash.

While airlines often restrict the use of social crew at work, British Airways has brought repression to the next level, limiting what members also publish during their personal time.

The carrier is now banning airline employees, including riders and flight attendees, documenting where they stay during the crew on social networks, one mile at a time.

This means that Tiktoks “prepares with me” always popular, in which flight attendees are filtered their dresses during the day, they no longer want.

And do not think of taking a pool or selfie in the lobby: politics is applied everywhere inside the Hotel of the crew, outside the hotel and even in the parking lot, reported a view of the wing. Even a quick trait of the room that shows nothing but the sky and curtains are verbotes under the ban.

According to new guidelines, crew members must also overcome their sources with a fine teeth comb and remove each previous content trail related to hotels, even those established in “private”, or risk conservation.

British Airways does not impose this digital reduction in killing the influencers’ careers of fun or the torpedo of the crew, but to mitigate the possible security risks.

The airline safety team claims that bad actors can use location tools with II to identify the crew locations, the mirror reported.

This sophisticated software can analyze subtle funds, including parking signs, pool tiles and even window geometry, to identify lodging for flight attendees, which could jeopardize flight staff.

One mile at a time described politics as “strict”, writing that “it seems a bit of overload, as it is not so difficult to find out where the crews of the airlines are left.”

The movement follows a degree policy deployed in 2023, which banned the members of the crew publishing -including -including the cabin selfies or sit on an engine.

The repression occurs, as flight attendees increase flight attendees as influential, often providing travel tips and other interior data to their followers at times. It is not surprising that many of the content takes place inside hotels with themes ranging from the hotel to the best ways to explain if an intruder is hidden under the bed.

Vol -Leff expert, in view of the wing, found the repression of Ba’s social media, as the crew stations are not exactly a secret.

“The crews come in uniform to the same hotels hired in each city. Local drivers, aviation fans and the pursuers would already know where they stay,” he wrote. “They come out in the city And say –The people Where they are housed. Thus, although it is possible to extract location clues from the photos, it is completely unnecessary to do it. “”

He found the measure especially ridiculous, as there has been no real incident of a hotel security problem and is “hypothetical”.

In April, a member of the BA crew was found dead in his San Francisco Hotel Room during a stop between flights, although there was no gross play evidence.

LEFF added that this reduction could put a cushion of hiring of crew members, as a large amount of this dissemination is made between equals through social networks, so that “eliminating the crew behavior causes the same jobs to be less attractive” for applicants.