[nickcarraway]

Is this article to inspire the surreptitous photo industry?

[BobL]

“70% of Japan Flight Attendants Report Photos Taken of Them Secretly”

If the airlines in Japan choose to hire women who don’t look like overweight cows, then yes, they’ll be photographed. If the airlines don’t like that, they can ask United Airlines for hiring advice.

[Poison Pill]

Hard to believe anyone would want a photo of an American stew these days.

[Responsibility2nd]

They should be glad that photos are all that’s taken.

In a culture where females are groped and molested on trains and buses.

[marktwain]

To quote many other freepers, the article is useless without photographs.

Placed in dangerous situations? Most commonly because of lack of wearing masks?

[DesertRhino]

That’s because they only hire the ones that are so darn cute.

[ArcadeQuarters]

Only 70 percent? In Japan?

[maddog55]

If they’re taking secretly how would they know.

[simpson96]

“It is a very serious issue,”

But neither he nor the article ever says why.

[Williams]

Is it illegal to take their picture?
I’ve gone on vacations where I took thousands of photographs. When I was that interested in cataloging a trip, I photograph the food, the flight maps, seats, just about everything.
I haven’t taken many photos of flight crew, I’m sure I’d photograph the captain if given a chance.
What’s the big deal?

[ConservativeInPA]

If it was secret, then how do they know?

[ansel12]

Put them in pantsuits that aren't so revealing.

[wjcsux]

I can understand why people would want to take their pictures. Al Nippon has the best looking flight attendants in the industry.