China Eastern Airlines denies rumors of steamy flight attendant orgy (Full 7 videos)

China Eastern Airlines denies rumors of steamy flight attendant orgy

China Eastern Airlines Sex Video Scandal A purported airline crew sex tape circulating on Chinese social media site Weibo has been banned by the government. The last several years have somewhat disproven the adage that ‘the internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it’ but a sex video finds a way to get out and this one is still available.

China Eastern Airlines has denied rumours its staff were filmed having an orgy Videos shared on social media purport to show at least six people having sex China Eastern said the videos were created to disparage the company The graphic videos have been censored in China but appeared on Twitter China Eastern is denying the tape involves “at least six naked flight attendants having sex and dancing in Madrid.” According to a statement attributed to the airline the people depicted don’t work for the carrier, and the venue is Africa not Spain — and the video is being shared as an attack on the state-backed carrier in which Delta owns a stake. Raunchy sex tapes emerged on Chinese social media network Weibo purporting to show at least six naked flight attendants having sex and dancing in Madrid.

I’m not sure why it matters whether it depicts China Eastern crew or not. I understand crew acting in ways that reflect poorly on the airline or generating controversy while in uniform but here the people on the video very much aren’t in uniform. Rumours began to circulate that the four women and two men filmed in the video worked for China Eastern Airlines.

China Eastern Airlines has strongly denied rumours that its staff were filmed enjoying a wild orgy in a Spanish karaoke room Raunchy sex tapes emerged on Chinese social media network Weibo purporting to show at least six naked flight attendants having sex and dancing in Madrid A statement allegedly issued by China Eastern claims the video does not show any employees, and appears to have been filmed in Africa. The airline also claims those who created the video and shared it on social media have set out to deliberate harm the company’s reputation.