Is it really POV from the bag’s perspective though? Surely that would be darkness and silence, given the lack of eyes or ears. I suppose it’s the POV of a tiny little Borrower strapped to the top of the bag
I love how they roll out so slowly and gently when in public view, but then once in the tunnel and out of sight, they crank up the speed and your luggage is slamming against the walls on the curves.
I noticed that, too. It's like the checked luggage drives sensibly when the police (travelers) are nearby, but as soon as they are out of site the luggage is like... JOY RIDE!!! 😂
High speed diverters they're called...they are one of the less dramatic means of changing the bag route. Search for "pushers" and you'll see what I mean.
It was trying to overtake it forever and it decided to pit. DRS wasn't powerful enough on the straights. Came out in clear air. Good move suitcase #7289
Seriously! I want my $20 photo key chain with a cheaply made, super tacky, "Name of Airport" border around it, featuring some local landmarks. My bag would happily pay for that overpriced souvenir that will inevitably end up in a junk drawer somewhere. 😂
Well I’m guessing that’ll be a first and last time for us and so many others. Quite interesting, something many have never seen and probably never will. I feel honoured and um 🤔, glad it’s over lol
They need a system like this for people. Imagine getting to the airport, scanning a bar code, and sitting on a conveyor that just about takes you to your plane.
Yeah, that’d be freaking GENIUS! Too bad no one will ever do that though. “It doesn’t meet safety requirements/regulations/code, so we can’t do it.” I can hear it now.
hey, little boy, you can't go where the others go 'Cause you don't look like they do Said hey, old man, how can you stand to think that way? Did you really think about it before you made the rules? He said, son That's just the way it is
Very interesting video. I especially liked those fully automated autopsy tables in the end... can totally imagine the odd bag getting a bit of a concussion during that ride...
POV is a very old expression that's been used since long before any of us were born. This specific way of phrasing it "POV: you're an X doing Y" is pretty new; but it's also already cliche to the point of being annoying.
I'm curious what the view looks like when the staff haven't been warned to be on best behaviour for the news crew. I once checked a bag in Toronto only to find myself standing in the baggage claim area in Halifax watching my socks, underwear, and tshirts slide out on the conveyor one by one, followed my my suitcase with one side squashed and the other side bulging, and the torn off zipper trailing behind it like a tail. Somewhere along the way, a baggage handler(?) had wrapped it in electrical tape to keep the larger items from falling out, but I was on a long work trip, so there was literally two months worth of socks and underwear I had to gather up while the other passengers stood around laughing. Experiences like that are the ones that need to be recorded to show how bags are really handled!
Honestly at that point just pack a week's worth of clothes and find a landromat if there isn't a washing machine where you're staying. Some hotels even have washer/dryers for a relatively small price compared to hauling 2 months of underwear.
I had a suitcase ruined once. The bottom was completely squished. It wouldn’t roll. Had to carry it through the airport. Glad it wasn’t too heavy. Pissed me off though, because I had to buy a new one. An expenses I wasn’t expecting.
Only thing that really happened to I and my mother was a set of luggage getting stuck at San Francisco instead of being with us all the way, apparently security held it up and unfortunately that bag had a good chunk of my undergarments, it took them around a day to load it up onto another flight directly inbound to the Philippines and 2 more days to arrive due to the sheer distance. Fortunately there were stores that had sold underwear so I was spared from basically wearing the same thing for days on end or going commando.
Considering the number of bags that go through systems like this at every airport around the world daily, it is surprising that so few bags are lost!! Which is why, even on international trips of a month, I use a single carry-on bag!
The only time my luggage got lost was when an 8 year old kid grabbed it by mistake and hid it in his closet out of shame. When his Mom found it the family brought it back to the airport and I got it delivered to my house the next day.
Every bag needs an RFId tag glued to it; they can scan and reprogram it every time so they wont need the sticker as they come off easily. They should make it standard from bag factories. Also tracking becomes easier.
@@RenanMsV_YT I've flown only twice by now (I'm Dutch) but the tags I got sure as hell were sturdy motherf'ers... Can't remember how I managed to remove it once I got to my destination, but it wasn't easy, that's something I do remember. RFID sounds nice, but become a problem (well, financially that is) when speed and reading distance is involved: reading takes time, reprogramming takes more time and doing both from considerable distance (you'll will need to be to do this without having to turn a suitcase around a number of times to get the tag within reader-distance). And as you want to keep the ordinary person from messing the tags' contents, it should be a secure tag, automatically lengthening the time to read/reprogram the thing. And even than, an RFID tag can get lost as well. Only insertion into the suitcase (thus requiring destructive force to remove it) would keep it from detaching from the object it is meant to identify.
Lithium batteries like are used in this camera are not allowed in the bin. Basically, it would have gotten stacked in a cart with other bags going on the same flight then later driven out to the plane, put on a belt loader like you see from the gate, then some guys in the bin throw it to the end and stack it with the probably 150 other bags going on that southwest flight. What probably happened is it was a planned thing the airline knee about and they sent someone to grab that one bag and do whatever that last part was.
I was wondering if this bag was undercover, but then the camera crew at the end gave it away. Gunny how the video cuts when the guy picks it up. I'd like to see the how process until it gets loaded on the plane
I think it got flagged by the system to be inspected by TSA. That, and/or probably on purpose to retrieve the suitcase with all the camera crew waiting.
They don’t ride a conveyer belt all the way to the plane, they get loaded by hand on to luggage carts and then the carts are driven to the aircraft and the luggage is loaded by employees.
This is basically an enclosed water ride for bags. You know, where you're in a big floating raft or log and it goes through a building with all kinds of themed displays?
@@CaptainColdyron222 Every search table has a camera trained on it. Reason being A. for people like you who state XYZ was stolen from my bag by TSA so an investigation can be launched and B. if the bag blows up, they can watch it as the TSA Officer gets turned into pink mist and dissect the video frame by frame to learn about the explosive device within (cross reference from review of the image on the search table system).
John is the name of the bag, jimmy is the front in the beginning and Julian is in front towards the end and James is behind towards the end, me and my friend named all of them lol
This video was super interesting for me. I enjoyed watching how the luggage gets separated to the left and right then travels all the way down. Ahhh so this is how our luggage gets handled with a few bumps and scrapes along the way😃👍🏽🎉
Darn it. Wanted to see the savage baggage handlers chucking the bag into the plane! LOL Seriously, this was a fascinating look at how modern airport baggage handling is done. Thanks for sharing. ;)
There's another video of something like this in Dubai. That one is really a trip. Checked baggage gets to have all the fun, as us passengers get treated like cattle headed to slaughter in the terminals/planes.
I'm not sure which Dubai airport you're talking about, but the one where I had a 2-hour layover recently was clean, quiet, had a great selection of food & drink, and I had plenty of time to take a shower before then calmly walking straight onto the plane.
They forgot the part where they fling your bags allover, break the wheels and handle, or the leave bag on the tarmac in a puddle before loading it on to the plane. Finally when you try to file a claim you are told they don’t cover wheels and handles.
2012 that entire system I cleaned out from under them belt convaers every part you see a belt break sometimes bags are open and stuff falls out and underneath the belts and fall Into a net system below the belt break well took me 3 months and 700 bags of trash
There showing nice things to the luggage because the news are recording but if it was someone else recording the luggage would be destroyed, damaged, and stolen
Very interesting video! I haven't checked a bag in years....ESPECIALLY when traveling overseas. Walk right past most of the people waiting for their bags, and straight to customs. Cool to see kind of what it looks like.
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Finally a video titled “POV” that actually displays what POV means
IKR, the trend of just saying pov and then showing a 3rd person perspective kills me. People are unintelligent
And most importantly no generic TH-cam music
@@kanehodder3459you and me too. Totally unnecessary mods to vids to illicit an emotional response.
Is it really POV from the bag’s perspective though? Surely that would be darkness and silence, given the lack of eyes or ears.
I suppose it’s the POV of a tiny little Borrower strapped to the top of the bag
I think it's because people can't resist showing themselves to the world via social media.
So, "pov" contradicts their vanity.
3:27 I had grown quite fond of the bag in front of me, and then I was cut off from him by a great wall
Me too! I was sad when I lost my bag friend. 😢😂😅
@@m_n_a_bmillennial core
Like twins being separated!
That Jump scared me 😱 💼🧱💼
I like how the whole ride is lit so the bag doesn't get scared in the dark.
Except at 2:53 to 2:57.
ITS LIT 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😩😩😩😩
Imagine being locked inside the bag, bound and silenced, like in some agent stories... :)
@@louise_rosengl this would be fun to ride on, I’ll Take it
@@KermitdaToad You'll take the full body X-Ray as well then? :p
I love how they roll out so slowly and gently when in public view, but then once in the tunnel and out of sight, they crank up the speed and your luggage is slamming against the walls on the curves.
Thats just so that you can safely put other bags on.
They be zoomin
Did we watch the same video
I noticed that, too. It's like the checked luggage drives sensibly when the police (travelers) are nearby, but as soon as they are out of site the luggage is like... JOY RIDE!!! 😂
And then no wonder why youre luggage is damaged when u get to recieve them
There's a lack of toys trying to rescue Woody in this video. 😂
When I was younger, I used to think of Toy Story 2 every time I saw a bag conveyer belt, but now I think of Die Hard 2.
My thoughts exactly
I love that movie, it was so funny
What is the difference between Woody from Toy Story and a Priest? Woody goes flaccid when a child walks in.
Lol
I especially love the part in the end where each bag is greeted by a camera person so that the bag can feel extra special at the end of its journey.
They're going to try to sell the photos to the bags when they exit through the gift shop
These comments are too much 😅😂
Those doors that change the bags direction at the last second remind me of my life.
Sorry bro, hope things get better for you
High speed diverters they're called...they are one of the less dramatic means of changing the bag route. Search for "pushers" and you'll see what I mean.
Junk jump-scared me, hope things turn for the better for you bro.
I don't get it.
Before/After 2020 POV
Toy story 2 made me think that the luggage check was going to more complicated than this
IKR😂😂😂😭😭😭😭
brooo I was gonna say the same thing. Luckily I found someone who had the same thinking as me 🤣
Tell me about it
Maybe it depends on what the airport is, like I. What state or country maybe?
Humans at airport: This line takes so long, and the flight's delayed again!
Baggage at airport: Slide belt go weeeeeee!!!!!!
😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Also Baggage at airport: So THIS is what it feels like to be a football at a Superbowl Sunday game!
Yep, easier to ship freight than humans.
I definitely said "wheeee!" on the ramps and gasped when it went through turns
I love how there was no one trying to get me to like, comment and subscribe and no sponsored content. I enjoyed the tour, thanks for this.
3:35 awe he got separated from his buddy
Now he most go on this journey alone
loll exact same thought went through my mind
'Access denied' ✋✋😡
This comment is the reason I watched this video 😂
It was trying to overtake it forever and it decided to pit. DRS wasn't powerful enough on the straights. Came out in clear air. Good move suitcase #7289
It’s like losing a friend in a movie but better (ig)
5:22 I cant believe they take a picture during the ride and don't even sell it to you once you reach the end!
😆
That’s hilarious!!
Seriously! I want my $20 photo key chain with a cheaply made, super tacky, "Name of Airport" border around it, featuring some local landmarks. My bag would happily pay for that overpriced souvenir that will inevitably end up in a junk drawer somewhere. 😂
I can’t believe I just watched a 7 minute video of a bag travelling uncountable belts from checkin almost to the plane
I played it at 4x speed. A lot more fun.
I do everyday
@@tpmarkham Oooh...Thanks for the tip! 💵😁👍
Well I’m guessing that’ll be a first and last time for us and so many others. Quite interesting, something many have never seen and probably never will. I feel honoured and um 🤔, glad it’s over lol
same
Buzz: “Once we go through we just need to find that case.”
(Toys scream as they go down the drop)
Slinky: Ohhh…bleh! There’s the case!
No, *there’s* the case!
@Connowot387 You take that one, we'll take this one!
Buzz! Buzz! My backend’s going to Baton Rouge!
@@akganimationstudioproducti3779 Slinky!
They need a system like this for people. Imagine getting to the airport, scanning a bar code, and sitting on a conveyor that just about takes you to your plane.
Yeah, that’d be freaking GENIUS! Too bad no one will ever do that though. “It doesn’t meet safety requirements/regulations/code, so we can’t do it.” I can hear it now.
Use your brown star as a QR code
@@kansascityshuffle8526haha 😂
They're called legs.
Given how often bags get lost this sounds like a bad idea, next thing you know your trip to Disneyworld is now a trip to Cleveland
They are having fun actually, while we wait for them...
What has my life come to that I just watched the pov of a bag.
Yeah at midnight on a Tuesday when I should be sleeping
@@falling043OMG SAAME
Curiosity
@@draqbush74 Honestly you’re right tho
I found it strangely comforting and slightly mesmerising. I can't wait to be an old bag.
It's not everyday we come across videos like this. Very informative.
That was almost as exhausting as walking to the gate.
That was my first thought!
I think it was fun, kind of a ride.
Airport fun, walk to gate fun
no literally
More like running to your gate after you find out they switched the gate from 31 to 52 😂
Friend : What are you watching ??
Me : A 7 minute video of a bag moving around
Watching this a 2x speed is like watching Space Mountain with the lights on.
hahah you're right
Watching again!! 😂👍🏻👍🏻
Yes! Never changed the speed on a video until I read your comment. 😂
It would be _faster_ than Space Mountain!
I've been on Space Mountain with the lights on, interesting experience :]
i've been waiting my entire life to see a video like this. thank you
They should add little cutouts of Dutch children and play the It’s a Small World song so my luggage could be entertained.
Underrated comment
Lol
Hey cool.😀
LOL, you beat me to it!
You just won the Internet with that comment!
This is incredible. Thank you so much to the people who worked on this. I've never seen anything quite like it.
Can't help but think of all the people waiting to find their luggage because of all the tags stuck to the "flaps" as bags pass through.
Finally, someone who knows how to use "POV" correctly!
This is why they want you at the airport two hours before takeoff. lol
This is why I’d rather just get on an amtrak
Ohhh…
2hrs are for international,domestic needs only 1 hr I think
@@madhavancuts imo, international 4 hrs (if ur going out of continent) and 2 hrs for domestic
@@madhavancutsit might depend on the airport. Denver airport they recommend two hours for domestic flights. Huge freakin airport.
The look on the cameraman’s face at the end when he realized there was a camera on the bag
Nope, YOU’RE turning left.
WHACK!
03:28
lmaooo
hey, little boy, you can't go where the others go
'Cause you don't look like they do
Said hey, old man, how can you stand to think that way?
Did you really think about it before you made the rules?
He said, son
That's just the way it is
@@istankimjong-unbutcantstan3398
"Whether this one was that one...or that one was this one or which one was what one...or what one was who.”
What’s the weird tables at the end? Singled out for manual search?
Very interesting video. I especially liked those fully automated autopsy tables in the end... can totally imagine the odd bag getting a bit of a concussion during that ride...
They obviously skipped the bit where it's kicked, thrown and rumaged thru by members of ground staff🤔
Yeah, that’s reserved for our bags. 😂
That's what happens on Amtrak. They don't even hide it. The woman spun around and hurled it like a whatchamathingy thrower
I think we were just getting to that part.
Meanwhile the one time I forgot a battery powered Razor in my checked bag I expected problems... Just to see it get loaded onto the plane no issue
You forgot baggage basketball!
Why the cut at 5:08, should've shown the whole process of that dude lifting up the suitcase and getting it onto the other conveyor belt
Security reasons.
Never in my life would I ever imagine a news channel saying POV
My thoughts exactly
And they actually used it correctly for once
POV is a very old expression that's been used since long before any of us were born. This specific way of phrasing it "POV: you're an X doing Y" is pretty new; but it's also already cliche to the point of being annoying.
"How ya doin' fellow kids?"
You just made me think of the funny crab man from Pennslyvania
You're telling me Pixar lied to me and theres not a bunch of toys running around?
I'm curious what the view looks like when the staff haven't been warned to be on best behaviour for the news crew. I once checked a bag in Toronto only to find myself standing in the baggage claim area in Halifax watching my socks, underwear, and tshirts slide out on the conveyor one by one, followed my my suitcase with one side squashed and the other side bulging, and the torn off zipper trailing behind it like a tail. Somewhere along the way, a baggage handler(?) had wrapped it in electrical tape to keep the larger items from falling out, but I was on a long work trip, so there was literally two months worth of socks and underwear I had to gather up while the other passengers stood around laughing. Experiences like that are the ones that need to be recorded to show how bags are really handled!
Never happened to me
Honestly at that point just pack a week's worth of clothes and find a landromat if there isn't a washing machine where you're staying. Some hotels even have washer/dryers for a relatively small price compared to hauling 2 months of underwear.
I had a suitcase ruined once. The bottom was completely squished. It wouldn’t roll. Had to carry it through the airport. Glad it wasn’t too heavy. Pissed me off though, because I had to buy a new one. An expenses I wasn’t expecting.
Only thing that really happened to I and my mother was a set of luggage getting stuck at San Francisco instead of being with us all the way, apparently security held it up and unfortunately that bag had a good chunk of my undergarments, it took them around a day to load it up onto another flight directly inbound to the Philippines and 2 more days to arrive due to the sheer distance. Fortunately there were stores that had sold underwear so I was spared from basically wearing the same thing for days on end or going commando.
That is the most Nova Scotian thing I’ve ever heard
Interesting Journey for the bags.
Thank you for posting 😊
Now I’m not so surprised why bags get lost 😂
If this is reason bags get lost they should have a better way of shorting them
Im surprised that more bags are not lost
Considering the number of bags that go through systems like this at every airport around the world daily, it is surprising that so few bags are lost!! Which is why, even on international trips of a month, I use a single carry-on bag!
@@someasiandude4797 building the bags out of metal would probably work
The only time my luggage got lost was when an 8 year old kid grabbed it by mistake and hid it in his closet out of shame. When his Mom found it the family brought it back to the airport and I got it delivered to my house the next day.
Best 7 minutes of my life also lmfao as a kid(and still now) I always wanted to go on the conveyor belt where a bag gets checked.
So there’s an entire Amazon warehouse distribution hub underneath every airport. Interesting.
Yeah, just like every other package delivery service
Great job channel 4! Good educational content for the curious viewer. And no commentary needed!
Judging by all the bag tags stuck to the rubber flappers, I know how luggage fails to arrive at destination.
Every bag needs an RFId tag glued to it; they can scan and reprogram it every time so they wont need the sticker as they come off easily. They should make it standard from bag factories. Also tracking becomes easier.
@@RenanMsV_YT I've flown only twice by now (I'm Dutch) but the tags I got sure as hell were sturdy motherf'ers... Can't remember how I managed to remove it once I got to my destination, but it wasn't easy, that's something I do remember.
RFID sounds nice, but become a problem (well, financially that is) when speed and reading distance is involved: reading takes time, reprogramming takes more time and doing both from considerable distance (you'll will need to be to do this without having to turn a suitcase around a number of times to get the tag within reader-distance). And as you want to keep the ordinary person from messing the tags' contents, it should be a secure tag, automatically lengthening the time to read/reprogram the thing.
And even than, an RFID tag can get lost as well. Only insertion into the suitcase (thus requiring destructive force to remove it) would keep it from detaching from the object it is meant to identify.
3:54 is everyone else feels like in a car race 😂😂
After all of that the poor thing still isn’t on the plane…
ofc they have to retrieve the camera
Lithium batteries like are used in this camera are not allowed in the bin. Basically, it would have gotten stacked in a cart with other bags going on the same flight then later driven out to the plane, put on a belt loader like you see from the gate, then some guys in the bin throw it to the end and stack it with the probably 150 other bags going on that southwest flight. What probably happened is it was a planned thing the airline knee about and they sent someone to grab that one bag and do whatever that last part was.
@shuttleman27c Yeah, that's true, but also that would eat up a lot of storage on the camera as well
@@shuttleman27c interesting!
The bag got arrested for smuggling cocaine. Now it is doing time in a evidence locker cause it would not talk.
I was wondering if this bag was undercover, but then the camera crew at the end gave it away. Gunny how the video cuts when the guy picks it up. I'd like to see the how process until it gets loaded on the plane
I thought the bag we were following was supposed to end up in a planes hull?
I think it got flagged by the system to be inspected by TSA. That, and/or probably on purpose to retrieve the suitcase with all the camera crew waiting.
Instead it ended up with the TSA and was never seen again...
Uh oh
It's loaded into the crates on the carts visible at 4:51. Those crates are then loaded onto the plane. Not much to see when you're in a crate...
They don’t ride a conveyer belt all the way to the plane, they get loaded by hand on to luggage carts and then the carts are driven to the aircraft and the luggage is loaded by employees.
Out of the decades I've been flying, I never even considered the behind the scenes with baggage! Very cool! Thanks!!
No wonder they don't want you to check bags at the last minute, it takes forever to get there.
Camera bro at the end dressed like a hotdog 🌭 😂
This is basically an enclosed water ride for bags. You know, where you're in a big floating raft or log and it goes through a building with all kinds of themed displays?
You know, that’s actually true
I love these videos with super simple ideas that very few people have thought of before and are super interesting
As a bag community we appreciate the awareness
Bag lives matter
makes me feel 🤧 jealous my bag have lot of more fun than me while travelling through airport
This would make a cool amusement park ride. Too bad they don't show the plane in the end.
Yeah, a Toy Story themed ride at Disney World.
how do those robots at the end know where to go?
Now that it’s there for TSA inspection, you can expect your camera to be dismantled and scattered in 100 pieces throughout the bag.
Or just stolen by one of the TSA people.
@@CaptainColdyron222 Every search table has a camera trained on it. Reason being A. for people like you who state XYZ was stolen from my bag by TSA so an investigation can be launched and B. if the bag blows up, they can watch it as the TSA Officer gets turned into pink mist and dissect the video frame by frame to learn about the explosive device within (cross reference from review of the image on the search table system).
3:25 Bag: yoo wait for me *(conyevor door close, go to the left and starts speeding) *
Bag : yoo where are you taking me too??
Next time can you film it in 360° so I can immerse myself in VR and become one with the bag
I would toss my cookies. VR does not settle well with me. I'd be thinking, "The bag has motion sickness!!!!"
Yes.
John is the name of the bag, jimmy is the front in the beginning and Julian is in front towards the end and James is behind towards the end, me and my friend named all of them lol
You missed the part where TSA rips me open.
Nope. You made it though the scanner. It would have flagged you.
That's a whole 'nother video.
@@istankimjong-unbutcantstan3398you're so naive
They just skipped the part of the guys throwing the luggage inside the plane 😅
The owner was headed for NYC but the bag had other ideas and is now enjoying a cocktail on a beach in Thailand. Bag lives matter.
🤣🤣
Met that bag one day. He was pretty chill, ate some noodles with him.
One of the bags was headed to Japan where a toy collector was gonna sell them at the museum but they left
Better than a ride at Disney.
This video was super interesting for me. I enjoyed watching how the luggage gets separated to the left and right then travels all the way down. Ahhh so this is how our luggage gets handled with a few bumps and scrapes along the way😃👍🏽🎉
I’ve always wondered what it’s like in there…
Awww this makes total sense now, no wonder my bag never makes my flight- it never sees the plane.
Haha! YES! Your comment is underrated. 😂
Use 2x, it feels like a go kart ride lol
We need a human version of this at airport. Just sit in the seat, scan your boarding pass, then whizz off to your terminal/gate via TSA.
What, and have you miss out on all the lovely things to buy on the way to your gate... No chance....
You'd want to hope that it sends you to the right plane......
The cartoon move Wall E had the right idea, they all glide along the path in their chairs 😂
behind the scenes: toy story 2
I got that Toy Story 2 vibe in me 💀
Its 11am and im drunk eating corndogs and tots while watching the pov of a bag...my life is in shambles 😣
Skill issue
Darn it. Wanted to see the savage baggage handlers chucking the bag into the plane! LOL Seriously, this was a fascinating look at how modern airport baggage handling is done. Thanks for sharing. ;)
Quite a celebrity piece of luggage, with all those paparazzis and cameras, there....
Who else was disappointed they didn’t see what Toy Story made us believe happened?
Ikr
Can you please make a POV: your bag just arrived at the airport
There's another video of something like this in Dubai. That one is really a trip. Checked baggage gets to have all the fun, as us passengers get treated like cattle headed to slaughter in the terminals/planes.
🤣😂😂
I'm not sure which Dubai airport you're talking about, but the one where I had a 2-hour layover recently was clean, quiet, had a great selection of food & drink, and I had plenty of time to take a shower before then calmly walking straight onto the plane.
Can’t we just board the plane like this at check-in??? Seems way less of a hassle.
Toy Story LIED to us 😂
Ive been waiting my whole life to see this...
And here I am hoping I see something similar to Toy Story 😭 childhood crushed
This was a really cool video to watch. I always wondered how these got from one place to another at the airport, after being checked
They forgot the part where they fling your bags allover, break the wheels and handle, or the leave bag on the tarmac in a puddle before loading it on to the plane. Finally when you try to file a claim you are told they don’t cover wheels and handles.
Your bag is broken cause of that.
That never happened to you.
@@Mr21scottYou don’t know that.
3:33 I think this part might explain what happened to wheels or handles... that diverter flap is intense!
thank u for this video ive always imagined as a little gal what it would be like as a check in bag this feels like a dream come true
Me too!! I have always wanted to sneak onto that conveyor belt and see where it leads. 😂
4:00 driving on the interstate be like
Now show the part where they throw the bag on the plane
You can watch that if you sit in economy, after the flight lands, you'll see them pull up and throw the bags onto the go-cart.
@@KarmikChannels 😂😂 I definitely know
Next time I'm too "sassy" and someone says "check yourself", I think I will. Looks like fun.
But does the bag act differently since it knows it's being recorded? 🤔
A news video that's actually entertaining for once! Woo Detroit!
2012 that entire system I cleaned out from under them belt convaers every part you see a belt break sometimes bags are open and stuff falls out and underneath the belts and fall Into a net system below the belt break well took me 3 months and 700 bags of trash
There showing nice things to the luggage because the news are recording but if it was someone else recording the luggage would be destroyed, damaged, and stolen
If only passengers could use the same route it would speed up travel 3 fold.
If this was an attraction at Disney I would totally ride it!
Very interesting video! I haven't checked a bag in years....ESPECIALLY when traveling overseas. Walk right past most of the people waiting for their bags, and straight to customs. Cool to see kind of what it looks like.
Some systems are longer that’s why it’s important to check in on-time
After seeing this I want to be a check-in bag when I grow up
Feels like a roller coaster ride 😅
So this is how Toy Story POV looks like.
Crazy how that system works!
Someone needs to put the "It's a Small World" song on this vid.
Legend has it that bag is still on those conveyor belts to this day
Charlie and the TSA
Toy Story 2 really got this down.