Shocking! Couple caught on cam having sex inside plane, crew leaked X-rated video and then…

In a shocking incident of public indecency, a couple was caught on camera having sex near the cockpit aboard a Swiss International Airlines (SWISS) Bangkok-Zurich flight. The brazen public sex act was captured on a live-feed camera aboard the aircraft, and the X-rated clip was shared online, allegedly by some crew members, and has gone viral on social media platforms.

The SWISS airline crew are now facing a probe for “violating the privacy” of the couple for allegedly leaking explicit footage of their sexual act on social media.

According to reports, the incident took place last month aboard the LX181 SWISS flight from Bangkok to Zurich. During the 12-hour flight from Thailand to Bangkok, the couple moved to the galley without raising an suspicion, where they engaged in sexual activity. An X-rated clip of the couple’s sexual act has gone viral on social media, showing the woman on her knees and performing oral sex on her partner.

As per travel blog One Mile at a Time, the couple had sex near the galley, which is located near the plane’s cockpit, adjacent to the first-class section. Their act was allegedly captured on a live-feed camera positioned above the cockpit door, which is installed there to enable pilots what is happening outside the cockpit.

However, it has been pointed out that these cameras only provide a live-feed and do not record footage for posterity, and as such it is being suspected someone from the crew, presumably a pilot or a flight attendant, filmed the act on another device and shared the X-rated clip on social media sites.

The airline has yet to issue a statement to address the incident and the investigation against the aircraft crew, but SWISS airline spokesperson agreed that unauthorized filming violates data protection laws

“Filming people without their clear consent and sharing these recordings contradicts our guidelines and values ​​and violates the applicable data protection regulations,” Meike Fuhlrott, a SWISS spokeswoman was quoted as saying by the Daily Mail.

SWISS airline has ordered a thorough probe against the crew and efforts underway the crew member or members who filmed and shared the video, reports said.