When SWISS flight LX1248 (Airbus A220-300 registered HB-JCO) from Zurich arrived at Stockholm Arlanda today at 12:29, the crew of the aircraft wanted help with one passenger.
The passenger was described as “unruly”. After the landing, the police checked the passenger, a man in his twenties. The man was accused of filming the crew on board.
This is not a crime under Swedish law and, therefore, the police did not take any other measures and released the man. However, it is stated that it is a crime under Swiss law to film a crew on duty and therefore the airline will file a report in Switzerland.
This post was published on 20 August 2022 21:36
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