Airport Baggage Handling Viral Video: After a long flight, the last thing anyone wants is to see their baggage damaged. Yet, a viral video has exposed how airports around the world handle luggage, and the results are eye-opening. The US, known for its busy airports, got a shocking -1/10, while China and Japan earned a perfect 10/10 for their careful handling.
The video starts with an Australian airport, where workers throw suitcases onto the belt with no care at all. It gets a low 2/10, with the message, "No respect for luggage." Next, the video shows US airport workers tossing bags from the plane to the cargo area aggressively, earning them a negative score (-1/10) for poor handling. In Italy, things are a bit better, as the workers play around with the bags but don’t seem to harm them.
But the real stars are the airports in China and Japan. There, staff handle luggage with extreme care, earning a perfect score of 10/10 for their professionalism. This viral clip makes one thing clear: not all airports treat your bags the same. Some are rough, while others take pride in ensuring your luggage arrives safe and sound.
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The viral video shared two days ago on Instagram by 'theasybag,' received 65.6K views. Users were quick to react to it. One user wrote, "Through these videos, we can see how the world is changing. The most delicate are China and Japan, but the USA, Australia, and Britain have grown into disasters." "Japan & China are the best," a second user added.
"The luggage handlers in China and Japan take pride in themselves, their work, and their respective countries. They are thankful that tourists come to spend money in their homeland. Respect," a third user commented. "Britain is pretty shocking too," a fourth user added.
"You have to change your job if you are tired of it, there are others who will take your job I hope they get fired no respect for the customers who make them live," a fifth user added. "Japan knows about other's values because once in a history they already ruined so they know if anything good and values for you if broken by someone other how feel to see that and how much took effort to rebuild that thing," added another user.