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Yes it does and the ticket scanner should put all the suggestions of it being malicious theft by immigrants (not you but there’s seriously posts along those lin
by AnotherGoodName 1y ago
Yes it does and the ticket scanner should put all the suggestions of it being malicious theft by immigrants (not you but there’s seriously posts along those lines here as of now) to rest.
Both baggage that’s popped open and loose items get put aside at some stage of loading.
A handler looks at it all and puts loose items in the nearest bags respectively and sends it forward to the lost bag crew. That’s pretty much the simplest explanation here.
- creaturemachine 1y agoIncluding random IT gear from the storage closet? It absolutely was some airport property and random accumulated crap used to pad out the bag to hide the theft.
- AnotherGoodName 1y agoThere's probably some ticketing person that to this day are scratching their heads wondering where their scanner went after briefly placing it down on a baggage cart in the chaos of an airport. This thread is really clutching at straws. This bag literally didn't make it through transit, which means the whole "they made it weigh the same to avoid flagging in transit" seem pretty stupid doesn't it? It was lost in transit and returned much later. Exactly what happens when a bag splits open and is put aside in the backroom.
- hn_throwaway_99 1y ago> This thread is really clutching at straws. Fully agreed, but it's a bit baffling to me that you don't realize how you are the one clutching at straws. "There's probably some ticketing person that to this day are scratching their heads wondering where their scanner went after briefly placing it down on a baggage cart in the chaos of an airport" is simply like the least likely explanation for what happened.
- kurthr 1y agoExactly, I bet there's a weight associated with the bag so they need to make it within a kg or so to not get flagged. What do we have that weighs 2 kilos? Hey, grab that thing over there!
- FredPret 1y agoThat ticket scanner looks like it uses a super-old serial port. Is this what current ticket scanners use? It could be that some passenger had packed an old scanner they intended to use for some fun project. It's just the type of thing I might have done when I had time for such things.
- IncreasePosts 1y agoWhy would you need to put a scanner in the bag to take something out of it? It's not like they're weighing the bag in and out and it needs to be the same weight.