Reader John P asked a question in the the seek information from Lucky forum regarding a recent flight on American,where he took some pictures of the new 787 cabin.
After seeing John catch pictures, the flight attendants demanded to watch as he deleted all the photos on his phone, and else his phone would be confiscated and he'd be detained upon arrival. I'm sharing this short summary upfront,since the question is fairly long. Here's the comment he left and question he asked, which is worth reading:"I had an titillating incident today and wanted some opinions of what I should achieve. I was flying DFW-LAX on AA this afternoon with my wife and noticed that the flight leaving about 45 min after mine was on a 787. Not having the opportunity to ride a Dreamliner before, or I checked for availability called the EXP desk,who moved my wife and me to AA2460, seated across the aisle from each other in row 2.
No problem getting on board, and finding our seats,all excited taking pictures of the plane and interior. There were obviously a number of other 787 first-timers who were busy taking pictures as well."The post What To achieve If You’re Threatened Over Onboard Photography? appeared first on One Mile at a Time.
Source: boardingarea.com