Plane Forced to Land After Passenger’s Bag Flies Into Engine
Airlines have one job: get you and your bag to your destination.
Unfortunately, many modern airlines are pretty bad at both of those things. In 2022, around 26 million pieces of luggage were lost, delayed or damaged by airlines, and airlines are still experiencing massive delays (and lying about them).
Still, having to wait an extra day for your bag is better than what happened to this passenger. On a flight leaving Chile, passengers were shocked to see that their bags were falling out of the cargo hold and being eaten by the engine. The plane managed to turn around and make a safe landing, but the owners of those bags can kiss their possessions goodbye.
Aerocord Let L-410 makes an emergency return landing to Melinka Airport in Chile after a passenger's bag struck its right engine on departure.
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It's reported that the cargo hold was not correctly closed at the time of loading the aircraft on the ground.
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