British Airways crew mistakenly booked into a sex dungeon and were kept awake by 24-hour orgy
Staff reported constant noise, and witnessed 'drug deals and prostitution', as well as a '24-hour orgy'
BA SEX HOTEL British Airways crew mistakenly booked into a sex dungeon and were kept awake by 24-hour orgy
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BRITISH Airways crew were mistakenly booked into a sex dungeon — and got no sleep owing to moans and groans from a 24-hour orgy.
Staff who tried to kip in bondage-themed beds were unable to work the next day.
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British Airways crew were mistakenly booked into a sex dungeon in Milan
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Staff were supposed to be staying in a hotel with a very similar name
Their bosses booked the team into the Motel Mo.om in the Italian city of Milan but had confused it with the nearby Mo.om Hotel.
At least 12 staff were made to stay in the seedy hub, which boasts a vagina-shaped spa bath.
A source told The Sun: 'Crew were booked into a pay-by-the-hour sex hotel last Thursday. They were confronted with bondage sets, mirrored ceilings, human dog cages and leather harnesses.
'It was obvious that this wasn't the place the crew was supposed to stay.
"Getting proper rest is essential to maintaining the safety of aircraft and passengers.
'It was a comical mistake by the hotel booking team, but had serious implications. Some of the team who stayed in the sex dungeon didn't get any sleep, so they couldn't operate on BA services the following day. They were kept awake by thrillseekers moaning and groaning all day and night.
'Staff reported constant noise, and witnessed 'drug deals and prostitution', as well as a '24-hour orgy.
'There were adult workers outside propositing staff. Crew even reported suspicious fluids in their rooms which made their skin crawl.'
Despite the mix-up, there were no reported delays to BA flights.
The airline said: 'A small number of crew were moved to unapproved hotel rooms due to availability issues with our usual provider, without our knowledge. We are urgently investigating to prevent a repeat.'
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