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Air Asia

Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 10:58 am
by written_ficton
Taken onboard recent trip to Shenzhen, Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong

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Re: Air Asia

Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 7:43 pm
by Nafenn
So you know... Legally the Aerodrome opperator has to report suspicious activities they see (or are reported to them) to CASA (which includes taking photos... especially from the tarmac), so you might want to be discreete when taking shots from there

however, nice shots :)

Re: Air Asia

Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 3:24 pm
by written_ficton
Nafenn wrote:So you know... Legally the Aerodrome opperator has to report suspicious activities they see (or are reported to them) to CASA (which includes taking photos... especially from the tarmac), so you might want to be discreete when taking shots from there

however, nice shots :)
Already aware Nafeen... No problem taking the shots

Re: Air Asia

Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 10:06 pm
by ConstableCare
Nafenn wrote:So you know... Legally the Aerodrome opperator has to report suspicious activities they see (or are reported to them) to CASA (which includes taking photos... especially from the tarmac), so you might want to be discreete when taking shots from there
I think you are taking things too seriously 'Nafenn'... I don't think you would get "locked up" for taking 'touristy shots' like these - if they do you better start locking up those that take photo's outside the fenceline and at the observation deck too!

CC 8)

Re: Air Asia

Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 7:26 am
by written_ficton
Ahhh exactly, what about those photographers that take cabin shots inflight, or actually on the tarmac

Re: Air Asia

Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 8:42 am
by Zebedee
ConstableCare wrote:
Nafenn wrote:So you know... Legally the Aerodrome opperator has to report suspicious activities they see (or are reported to them) to CASA (which includes taking photos... especially from the tarmac), so you might want to be discreete when taking shots from there
I think you are taking things too seriously 'Nafenn'...
Well, I think you're being a "silly sausage" and just trying to make trouble for no good reason.

The fact is, as someone with the required security clearances to be airside, Nafenn has to know the rules and regulations. He wasn't jumping down WF's throat, he was just giving him a heads-up that some people *may* take exception to it and to be careful on how to approach such a situation. However it sounds like WF had gotten permission beforehand which is exactly how things should be done.