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Summary

People On TikTok Are Scared After A Vancouver Airport Worker Shared What's Under A Plane

"Still amazed how planes fly!" ✈️

Western Canada Editor

A Vancouver International Airport worker has been giving his TikTok followers a rare glimpse into what he sees during his job every day.

TikTok user @djsugue posts videos showing travellers some of the things they might normally miss when boarding a plane, including where your bags go and where pets are kept during a flight.

Now, he's shared what the bottom of a plane looks like — and it's just a maze of wires.

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In the comments, people seemed to be both scared and amazed by the video.

A TikToker replied: "It's crazy to me how big heavy machines can just stay in the air."

One user wrote: "That's actually scary how these things work," while another just said it looked scary.

In a separate video, @djsugue shows the maze of wires from inside the airplane engine on one of the power turbines on the wings.

@djsugue

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The TikTok user has gathered more than 175,000 followers. People have liked his videos an incredible 4.3 million times.

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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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