British Airways, easyJet, and Ryanair Photo Rules on Flights

Holidaymakers must know photo rules on flights.

Airlines have rules, but people may not know them.

People like to document trips, but must follow rules. They can take photos before and after flights.

Many airlines have photo policies. Passengers can take photos, but not everything.

British Airways updated its photo policy.

British Airways has new rules for photos and videos on board. Crew members cannot be filmed without consent.

The airline says it may stop passengers from filming without consent.

Passengers who break rules may be asked to leave the plane. They may also be reported to authorities.

Passengers who cause problems may have to pay for diversion costs.

Other airlines have similar policies. Virgin Atlantic allows photos, but passengers must ask permission.

Wizz Air also has a policy. Passengers must follow crew instructions and respect others.

Passengers can still take photos, but not of crew members without consent.

EasyJet allows personal photos, but not of crew members without consent.

Ryanair prohibits recording or photographing staff without consent.

Passengers can still document flights, but must follow rules.

The same rule applies to filming fellow passengers without consent.

Passengers must be mindful of what they record.

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