With more than 8.2 million views, a TikTok video showing airport workers loading and arranging passengers' bags in the belly of a plane recently gained record interest - and went viral.
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The employee, Chris, recorded himself arranging no less than 110 suitcases and bags in the belly of the plane, using a mobile conveyor belt for this purpose.
Chris stacked the bags neatly from floor to ceiling, so that they supported each other in such a way that none of them would fall and damage the dignity inside.
At the beginning of the video, Chris is seen dragging the conveyor belt to the far end inside the plane as he waits for the luggage to arrive.
When the luggage arrives on the plane, he begins to stack the luggage in an orderly manner, each time shortening the conveyor belt according to its rate of progress in the belly of the plane.
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The video ends with Chris stacking the bags so neatly and tightly that no bag can move.
Later, Chris published a similar video in which he is seen stacking 104 bags "only" in the belly of a smaller plane, when at the end of the process he attaches to the bags a net that is attached to the floor and ceiling to prevent them from moving.
"I always wondered how it was done," one surfer wrote, and another said: "I never understood how much work it involved, I didn't know they had to be packed like that!".
Another surfer admitted that she would have felt "claustrophobic doing this job."
A fourth surfer joked: "It looks like a Tetris game on hard mode."
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