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A woman was banned from flying after she refused to go through a new “naked” body scanner on religious grounds.

Her companion was also barred from the Pakistan-bound jet after she declined the security scan “for medical reasons”.

The two Muslims, selected by staff to go through the machine at Manchester Airport, are thought to be the first passengers to refuse a scan since the system began last month.

The pair decided to forfeit their £400 tickets rather than have the scans which have been criticised for showing clear outlines of passengers’ genitals.

An airport spokesman said: “Two female passengers refused to be scanned for medical and religious reasons. In accordance with the government directive they were not permitted to fly. We are aware that privacy concerns are on our customers’ minds, which is why we have strict procedures to reassure them that their privacy will be protected.” The spokesman added that neither woman made a complaint. Reported 03 Mar 2010

DUBAI – An Indian man and woman, working as cabin crew for Emirates airlines, have received a jail sentence here for exchanging steamy text messages, a media report said Thursday.
The man, 47, and the woman, 42, worked as cabin crew for Emirates airlines and were sentenced to three months in jail, said authorities.
The text messages came up in a divorce case by the woman’s estranged husband.
The court ruled there wasn’t enough evidence to determine whether the couple had an affair – that would have likely brought a harsher sentence.
A court had sentenced them to six months in jail followed by deportation in December. However, an appeals court reduced the jail period and gave them the option to remain in the country.