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TRAVEL BLOG8.27.08
The Long Descent: Woman’s Journey Down Baggage Belt
The woman mistakenly believed she was following instructions by placing herself on the airport’s baggage belt, Agence France-Presse reports. Staff members were able to assist her, and the woman reported no serious injuries.
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COMMENTSPoor lady. You know, this just goes to show how tensed up passengers are, and how scared, that they’ll do anything which they’re asked to, without questioning it. I’d say its high time airports got ‘humanised’ a bit and stopped treating passengers like numbers. By Ling on 8.27.08 at 09:14 PM
I thought it demonstrated foolishness on the passenger’s part. When waiting her turn at the counter, hadn’t she seen everyone else put their baggage on the chute? I know that when I am uncertain I look around for reasonable actions and follow them. By on 8.28.08 at 12:19 PM
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