Delta Air Lines sent a hardcase with six outward-facing video cameras as checked baggage aboard a flight from Atlanta to New York City to show the behind-the-scenes journey of checked baggage. Quite fascinating.
(via LaughingSquid)
Delta Air Lines sent a hardcase with six outward-facing video cameras as checked baggage aboard a flight from Atlanta to New York City to show the behind-the-scenes journey of checked baggage. Quite fascinating.
(via LaughingSquid)
There goes THAT mystery. Check.
Dec 29th, 2011 / 5:57 pm
Oh, if only all baggage were treated with that kind of respect….
Dec 29th, 2011 / 8:50 pm
“This is going to be great! Look! I can see a labyrinthine system of conveyors ahead …”
[ CENSORED BY TSA ]
… bag goes up plane, comes down, peoples legs. fin.
Dec 29th, 2011 / 9:27 pm
they left out the part where they charged $40 to set the bag on the conveyor belt and where someone helps themself to my belongings because I’m not allowed to lock it.
Dec 30th, 2011 / 12:39 am
Oh wow, so like, the conveyor takes it to a truck, and then some guy puts it on the plane, and then the reverse happens at the other end ? I thought they literally threw the bag, overground, all the way to your desination.
Dec 30th, 2011 / 11:07 am
Actually, quite boring. The fascinating thing was censored out.
Dec 30th, 2011 / 9:46 pm
How did Delta find baggage handlers without faces?
Jan 2nd, 2012 / 4:24 am
This is one of the worst pieces of corporate propaganda in decades, showing the smooth trip of one case from A to B. It doesn’t show how airport employees handle bags without any care, it doesn’t show those TSA wan*ers who open bags and throw things in carelessly (if they throw them in, that is), and it doesn’t show the uninterested face of the underpaid person in Lost & Found who tells you that something like this never happened before.
Jan 3rd, 2012 / 11:46 am
Watching this actually gave me a feeling of vertigo at some points.
Jan 6th, 2012 / 8:42 pm