British Airways has recently been rocked by a shocking sex scandal. A 31-year-old male pilot has been accused of using the opportunity of flying routes around the world to 'hunt for sex,' secretly filming himself engaging in sexual acts with at least 16 women. The victims include not only female flight attendants from his own company but also employees from other airlines, such as Virgin Atlantic. What is even more shocking is that he uploaded these videos to pornographic websites for public viewing.
According to reports from foreign media, the pilot's methods for secretly filming were extremely covert. One female victim revealed that while they were having sex, he would place his laptop facing them and play music. On the surface, it seemed like the computer screen was off, but in reality, the camera was recording the whole time. It wasn't until another victim alerted her that she realized she had been secretly filmed and appeared in a pornographic video.
Another victim discovered numerous categorized folders on the pilot's computer, storing sex videos with different women in various hotel rooms. To avoid detection, he even used tape to cover the camera's recording indicator light, so victims were secretly recorded without their knowledge.
According to reports, the female victims were aged between 24 and 36. After discovering their shared experience, the flight attendants contacted each other and reported the matter to London police. On March 5th, the police acted, arresting the pilot on suspicion of 'voyeurism.' In addition, police also found evidence on him suspected to be related to cocaine use.
The pilot has now been released on bail. British Airways has suspended him indefinitely and stated it will cooperate with further police investigations. The incident has sent shockwaves through the aviation industry, with many flight attendants taking to social media to warn colleagues to be more vigilant and avoid becoming victims of secret filming. British Airways has yet to issue an official response regarding the incident.