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Summary

People On TikTok Are Mesmerized After A Vancouver Airport Worker Shares What Happens To Bags

We can't take our eyes off it!

Western Canada Editor

A baggage handler at Vancouver Airport has given his TikTok followers a rare glimpse into how they stack travellers' bags for a flight.

The worker, known as @djsugue on TikTok, has already amassed 3.8 million likes and 75,000 followers for his videos from the airport.

This particular video has been viewed more than 26 million times and shows how handlers strategically place the bags to make effective use of the small space underneath the aircraft — and it's mesmerizing.

@djsugue

Stacking bags 101 💼🛫 #fyp #foryou #airport #yvr #rampagent #737max #737 #baggage #travel #travelling #vancouver #fun #atwork #fypシ #boeing


One of the trademark elements of his videos appears to be when he pretends that he is taking a nap while stacking the bags.

People commenting on the video reference the small space in which he has to work in, while another said "these workers are under appreciated" and thanked them for their efforts.

One TikTok user joked that they were "never packing my suitcase heavy again, sorry for that man."

Another viral video posted by the Vancouver Airport employee showed what happens to travellers' pets where they are placed in hold for a flight.

One TikToker thought that suitcases travelled in an underground system, while others thought it was like a real-life game of Tetris.

It showed that while people are upstairs enjoying their food service and drinks, it can be a pretty bumpy ride for our beloved fur babies.

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  • Western Canada Editor Daniel Milligan was the Western Canada Editor at Narcity Canada. He was responsible for developing trending news strategies and managing a team of writers and editors. Originally from the U.K., Daniel holds a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in journalism from Staffordshire University. Over the past decade, he has worked on major news stories including terror attacks in London, England, and Manchester, along with royal weddings, Brexit developments, the Canadian federal election and the Nova Scotia mass shooting. Daniel was a senior editor and newsroom leader at Trinity Mirror, one of the U.K.'s largest regional news websites. He would later move to Toronto and work at Yahoo Canada and CTV News/CTV National News.

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