British Airways is investigating after a passenger filmed a baggage handler “aggressively” throwing suitcases at Heathrow Airport. The footage, which has drawn criticism, shows luggage being handled with force on a conveyor belt.
The video was recorded by passenger Mark Bunt at Terminal 5 on Saturday, May 11. Mr. Bunt had just arrived on a 1:45 pm flight from Naples and was seated in row 29 when he observed the baggage handler’s actions.
### Passenger Account and Airline Investigation
Mr. Bunt described the behaviour as “utterly disgraceful,” noting that suitcases were being thrown with such force that some fell off the conveyor belt. He expressed his concern for passengers’ property, stating that people save for their holidays and do not expect their belongings to be treated in an “unacceptable” way. He mentioned his own trip cost £1,500.
In response to the incident, British Airways issued a statement expressing that they were “appalled” by the footage. A spokesperson for the airline confirmed that they are investigating the matter “as a priority” with their ground handling partner at Heathrow. The airline emphasized that it expects the “highest standard of care” to be taken with customers’ luggage.
Key Points
* Date of incident: Saturday, May 11.
* Flight time: 1:45 pm.
* Location: Heathrow Airport, Terminal 5.
* Passenger’s seat location: Row 29.
* Cost of passenger’s trip: £1,500.
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