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Doesn't it feel great to sneak out a stainless steel spoon or fork (if you're travelling business) or the headphone set the air-hostess has given you to plug into in-flight entertainment? Careful. While the urge to impress friends with airlines 'souvenirs' is irresistable, some of the stuff you take away without letting the crew know could put you on the wrong side of the law.
For years, in fact, cabin crew have had to deal with flyers prone to surreptitiously stuffing airline pillows, blankets, cutlery, in-flight magazines, aircraft safety cards and such like into their baggages.
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For years, in fact, cabin crew have had to deal with flyers prone to surreptitiously stuffing airline pillows, blankets, cutlery, in-flight magazines, aircraft safety cards and such like into their baggages.
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