Have you ever wondered what happened to your luggage after giving it to a ticket agent? No? Well too bad, you are about to find out. Recently, Delta Air Lines took a bag that was going from Atlanta to New York and added six cameras to it.

I don’t know about you, but looks like my bag has a lot of fun every time it flies.

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Would have been funny if a SWA ramper jumped in and flagged them for excessive baggage fees.

Just sayin’

Would have been even funnier if some maroon in TSA stole the cameras, I mean, confiscated them in the name of national security. Yeah, that’s what I meant. 🙂

I am guessing by the fact that it was the only bag on the luggage cart out on the tarmac, everyone involved knew what this page was about :). Unless Delta really has a poor operation of driving one bag at a time around the airport.

David

That was my first thought too. I tend to use soft luggage in the form of duffel bags and avoid packing anything breakable specifically because I know how people get when they’re in a hurry.

Yeah, they must have known about it…they handled it gently and didn’t throw it off the plane.

Lennie Briscoe

The worst is when they slam the golf bags on the ground upside-down.

Whoa! Who turned off those cameras (electronic devices) before the flight took off?!? No one! What kind of super dangerous stunt is Delta trying to pull here?

Some call it stunt, I call it fake action. Personal experience: DL lost my bag for 6 days on my way SFO-LAX-PHX, and left me with bills for basic replacement clothing.

How come they don’t show the part where the bag was lost for three days??

Patrick

Hey David, love your site! I used to be a ramper at Delta here in Seattle back in the 90’s! It was a fun job!

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