Originally Posted by
Spikedog
No, Musing Spunk Monk, it's just that we've seen what Emirates do to people who take pictures in the flight deck or in the cabin with celebrities, or infront of an engine, etc. without official "permission". Wish it wasn't true, but you or this FO will find out soon, so hey carry on ... and good luck with it.
From the company guidance on social media:
"Be brand proud. Everybody loves to photograph our people in uniform. These photos may appear online. You may post selfies in uniform or photos of our products and branding, but when you do so, ensure you meet uniform standards and brand guidelines. "
IŽd say the company encourages these pictures, as long as they are done sensibly. E.g. not running around taking pictures outside while the passengers are on board and youŽre having a delay due tech, as it happened in Colombo I believe it was. (This is the reason for the urban myth that you get fired if you take a picture in front of the airplane)