Yet Another Baggage Handler Caught Carelessly Tossing Luggage (Video)

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Frankfurt, Germany - Oct 10, 2017: Luggage being loaded from the trolley to belt conveyor and into the aircraft

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But one thing we haven’t figure out, is how to get baggage handlers to start caring about your luggage.  Take a look at this video of these guys slamming luggage around at Hong Kong International Airport.  Pretty crazy, huh?!

The video, taken by passenger Marcela Fernanda Solis Walker, garnered over 5 million views after she posted it to her Facebook page.  Not only has the video gone viral, but it has sparked outrage among travelers everywhere.  And for very obvious reasons!

I can only think of one time where I packed something fragile in my checked luggage, and that was when I was bringing home a bottle of special whiskey from a trip to Scotland.

Otherwise, I try to carry on any items I really care about because I don’t want them getting lost, stolen, or broken.  I highly doubt my bottle of Scottish whiskey would have survived these baggage handlers!

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