A BRITISH Airways pilot has been arrested over claims he secretly filmed sex sessions with up to 16 women — and shared the footage online without their consent.
The allegations came after his partners and ex-partners realised footage of their encounters was being shared on sleazy websites.
The Sun understands that stewardesses warned each other of the pilot and his alleged plan to covertly film romps.
He is believed to have wooed women from other airlines during hotel stays between flights across the globe.
Some of the alleged victims reported the pilot to the Met Police, which confirmed it had launched an investigation.
The allegations reportedly involve a group of women aged 24 to 36.
One woman, who alleges she was targeted between 2023 and 2025, told a friend: “I was being recorded during sexual encounters without my consent.
“I didn’t realise until another woman in the same position mentioned it to me.
“He would position his laptop with music on, but screen off, in front of us during sexual encounters.
“Now, footage has gone out online and it has emerged he was doing this to 15 other women.”
Another woman allegedly discovered multiple videos on his laptop. It is claimed he taped over a light which indicated the computer’s camera was on.
A source said: “She saw different girls, different rooms, different everything. She saw people wearing different uniforms.
“She saw women in uniforms from Virgin Atlantic, so he’s targeting other women from different airlines.”
Industry bosses also received reports of alleged cocaine use by the pilot.
The Met said: “Officers arrested a 31-year-old man on Thursday, 5 March on suspicion of voyeurism.
“The arrest followed an allegation made to police on Tuesday, March 3, of videos being taken and distributed without consent. The man has been released on bail as enquiries continue.”
A UK Civil Aviation Authority spokesman told The Sun: “We can’t comment on individual cases but reports of substance misuse are being reviewed and any appropriate action will be taken.”
Sources within BA said bosses had stood down the pilot, offering well-being support but banning him from flying until the police investigation concludes.
The airline has not commented.
