German carrier Condor Airlines has given an official warning to its pilots after reports surfaced that some of the purportedly filmed flight attendants while performing different $ex acts.

In a letter accessed by German magazine Focus (h/t International Business Times), the airline cautioned pilots of “criminal relevance” of “secret video footage & its distribution” & that the pilots could face up to a 2-year jail sentence & the loss of their flying credentials.

"We have learned of the following facts: within the circle of the pilots, there are obviously some colleagues secretly taking photos &/or video recordings of the female colleagues who show the affected persons in clear $exual acts," read the letter, which was distributed on June 12, but only published by Focus last Friday.

According to Focus, the videos were allegedly filmed while flight attendants were engaged in $ex acts on the plane as well as in other locations. Once filmed, the videos were allegedly “handed around like trophies” amongst the pilot circle.

The flight attendants in question, fearing exposure, were too afraid to go to the police, said Focus.

When questioned, the airline said it’d be conducting an internal investigation but that it has found no hard copies or evidence that the video clip exists. As a precaution, nonetheless, Condor opted to send a company-wide letter about the alleged abuse & its consequences.

According to the Condor Airlines website, the airline serves Anchorage, Austin, Baltimore-Washington, Las Vegas, Minneapolis, New Orleans, Pittsburgh, Portland, San Diego & Seattle in the United States. The airline will also begin flying from Phoenix to Frankfurt starting in May 2018.