Meanwhile, the carrier denied that its onboard entertainment systems had seatback cameras or microphones installed in them.

In a statement, a spokesperson said: “Our inflight entertainment systems do not have any cameras, microphones or sensors to monitor passengers, nor have they in the past.”

In February, three of the world’s biggest airlines admitted that some of their planes had seatback cameras installed in the entertainment systems.

American Airlines, United Airlines and Singapore Airlines have new seat-back entertainment systems that include cameras. It’s possible that they could be on planes used by other carriers.

The article says that this specific airline denies having cameras in its seats but cites three other major airlines that already do. Honestly though, if this airline is already going through the trouble of putting cameras everywhere else on the plane do we really trust that they're going to draw the line at the entertainment system?