Attorney General Mark Dreyfus confronted by airline security after he fails to turn off his phone on Qantas flight Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus failed to turn his phone off on a Qantas flight. FEDERAL Attorney General Mark Dreyfus was confronted by airline security after he failed to turn his phone off on a Qantas flight. The sky-high drama started when the senior minister did not turn his phone off on take-off despite being asked to by flight staff, 3AW radio reported. Airport security staff met Mr Dreyfus when the plane landed to remind him about the rules. The Herald Sun understands the Qantas flight was from Sydney to Brisbane. The Attorney General's Office has confirmed the incident which took place last week. Did you witness this incident on the Qantas flight? Call our newsdesk on 9292 1226 or email news@heraldsun.com.au Mr Dreyfus denies that he ignored repeated requests to switch his phone off. His office said he was asked once by flight staff to turn his phone off but not by the captain, though the flight deck was informed of his conduct, 3AW reported. Qantas remained tight lipped, saying it does not comment on individual customers. The Herald Sun is seeking comment from the Australian Federal Police.