Airlines get camera-shy as they enforce no photography rules
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Airlines are enforcing these no-photography rules to protect their own butts. Ridiculous. YouTube, here we come.
You probably saw this bit of Internet virality earlier this week — showing a woman getting kicked off an American Airlines flight for channeling Whitney Houston.
Apparently, it’s an official rule at American Airlines. And other airlines have similar policies. United Airlines recently kicked a travel blogger off an international flight for camera use.
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