Qantas had better be on guard for investigative TV crews attempting to "dig up dirt" on their flights, if this item from crikey.com.au has any truth:
It seems that a current affairs or news special unit worked out that marching on board with a full production crew might be unsubtle, so they've resorted to using tiny cameras and available light to capture the evidence both on jets and in the Sydney and Melbourne terminals.....
The Channel Seven report is believed to be looking for more evidence of Qantas keeping dirty and potentially dangerous jets in service because of "lack of capacity" to deal with demand when professional standards of maintenance would see them cleaned up with special attention to plumbing and electrical systems.