China warns air passengers to keep window shades down on security fears

The move runs counter to prevailing practices regarding aviation safety.

BEIJING – China’s Ministry of State Security has warned passengers against opening window shades during take-off and landing at airports used by both civil and military aviation, a move that runs counter to prevailing practices regarding aviation safety.

The ministry said in its post that passengers using dual-use facilities – almost a third of China’s airports – are prohibited from capturing images or videos of sensitive areas.

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