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The three companies, she explained American Airlines AndUnited Airlines AndSingapore AirlinesThat some aircraft equipped with seats containing cameras integrated into the entertainment system behind the passenger seats, according to a British "Independent" newspaper.
The newspaper pointed out that such seats "Spyware" They can be in planes belonging to other companies.
A spokesman for the company said "American Airlines" Companies that make entertainment systems prove cameras Provide options for air travelers, such as video conversations on seat and video, or videoconferencing.
But the United States, the United States and Singapore said that they were not working "Enable these cameras" and that he did not intend to turn them on or off. exploit.
A passenger on board Singapore Airlines posted a photo on his account at the address Twitter Last week, the location of the camera was displayed in the entertainment system, prompting other travelers to voice their concerns and fears about their privacy at an altitude of about 30,000 feet .
Vitaly Kamluk, who took the picture on a flight, said that airlines should cover the lens of the camera with stickers and show that it is easy for companies to monitor their passengers.
Vitaly wrote an article "I found this sensor hanging on the face at the back of the front seat aboard the Singapore Air." What is the opinion of an expert on knowing Whether or not there is a camera? Singapore Airlines could perhaps explain how to use it.
He added, "Cameras can not be used, but if they are wired and activated, anyone who knows about hacking can hack them and spy on passengers."
American Airlines spokesman Ross Finstin said the cameras were on "Premium Economy" benches in 82 aircraft Boeing 777 AndAirbus A330-200.
He added that the entertainment systems cameras of these aircraft are a standard feature of entertainment systems, used by many companies. Airlines companies.
On the other hand, the company confirmed "British Airways" In a statement to the Independent that none of its different aircraft, eighty-four of the Airbus A350 and A380, Boeing 777 and 787, do not contain cameras.
The spokesman for United Airlines, in a press release, said that none of the company's devices do not contain entertainment system cameras, but he returned and apologized for these statements and said some planes were equipped with cameras.
Delta Air has declined to comment on similar issues, but its planes are similar to those of United and American Airlines.
The entertainment systems of American Airlines are manufactured by a company PanasonicWhile Singapore Airlines systems are manufactured by Panasonic and Thales.
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The three companies, American Airlines, United Airlines and Singapore Airlines, said some of their planes are equipped with seats with cameras built into the entertainment system behind the passenger seats, the Independent newspaper reported.
The newspaper pointed out that these "espionage" seats may be located in aircraft owned by other companies.
An American Airlines spokesman said that companies manufacturing entertainment systems were installing cameras to offer options to air travelers, such as on-board videoconferencing or video conferencing.
But the United States, the United States and Singapore stated that they had not "activated these cameras" and had no intention of activating them or making them work. .
A Singapore Airlines passenger posted on Twitter last week a photo showing the location of the camera in the entertainment system, which led other travelers to express their concerns about their privacy to about thirty meters.
Vitaly Kamluk, who took the picture on a flight, said that airlines should cover the lens of the camera with stickers and show that it is easy for companies to monitor their passengers.
"I found this sensor on my face at the back of the seat in front of me on Singapore Air … no expert opinion about whether it's acting or not from a camera, and Singapore Airlines could perhaps explain how to use it.
"Maybe the cameras are not used, but if they are wired and activated, anyone who knows about piracy can hack them and spy on passengers," he said.
The cameras occupy Premium Economy seats in 82 Boeing 777 and Airbus A330-200s, said American Airlines spokesman Ross Finstin.
He added that the entertainment systems cameras of these aircraft are a standard feature of the entertainment systems used by many airlines.
In addition, the company "British Airways" told The Independent that none of its different aircraft among the eighty-eight Airbus A350 and A380, Boeing 777 and 787, contained camera.
The spokesman for United Airlines, in a press release, said that none of the company's devices do not contain entertainment system cameras, but he returned and apologized for these statements and said some planes were equipped with cameras.
Delta Air has declined to comment on similar issues, but its planes are similar to those of United and American Airlines.
The entertainment systems of American Airlines are manufactured by Panasonic, while those of Singapore Airlines are manufactured by Panasonic and Thales.
