2023-05-16 09:11:00
Waiting at airports can be chaotic, especially if they make you wait hours to catch your flight. In the middle of your stay, Thomas Miller chose to install a small security camera to see “what to do at the airport” with his suitcase. What did she find in her wake? The images impressed him and thousands of other travelers.
Through your account @thomasmiller719the traveler showed the entire journey that his briefcase made before arriving at the landing lounge: “time to find out what the airport does with my suitcase”this video earned him almost 1 million likes and hundreds of comments who wish they had used a tracking technique like this before.
Showed how big the airport is
In his video, Thomas gives an account of all the places his suitcase visited while it was circling the shipping strap. The final destination was a large room at the airport where your suitcase or other luggage ended up.
watch the viral video
In fact, some employees did have possession of your item, but only for protocol purposes. It was later revealed that the TSA (Transportation Security Administration) submits the baggage to a review similar to the one that travelers pass before the airline transports the baggage; with the respective documents.
Finally, the baggage camera showed how the suitcase was manually loaded onto the planes, in fact, it is often a complicated task, says Thomas.
“Good to see nothing happened. Thank you!”, “What a fun adventure”, “I knew what to expect, but I wanted more ‘drama’”, “I assumed something bad was going to happen, but I’m still satisfied”, are some comments of the trip. In fact, some people alluded to the confrontation in ‘Toy Story 2’, in which Woody and his friends rescued Jessie in an airport.
“This is a simple case, because sometimes the suitcase ends up in remote places. I would have liked to have seen that!” one person said.
“This is perfect, especially if you have suspicions of rogue employees stealing things”Said another netizen regarding it.
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