Passenger uses hand luggage allowance to fly with two huge bags of crisps
That’s one way to use your hand luggage allowance...
This Chinese passenger was seen waiting for his flight with two huge bin bags stuffed with crips.
The flyer was sitting at the Don Mueang airport in Bangkok, Thailand last Friday night (July 27) at the gate for a plane to Chongqing, China, at 8.55pm.
He appeared to have taken the chance to stock up the savoury snacks having developed a taste for them while on a holiday to the neighboring Asian country.
The man didn't have any other carry-on luggage for the three-hour long flight apart from the stashes of crisps and a carrier bag from duty-free.
Holidaymaker Randolph Frost from Hammersmith, West London, who recorded the clip, said: ''He won’t need an in-flight meal. There were enough crisps there to last him all month.
''I suppose it’s a good way to use your hand luggage allowance. Those crisps wouldn’t stand a chance in the hold.
''I waited and watched him board the flight at Gate 1. The crisps and a carrier bag of goodies from duty-free were all he was taking on the flight. What a lad.''
This Chinese passenger was seen waiting for his flight with two huge bin bags stuffed with crips.
The flyer was sitting at the Don Mueang airport in Bangkok, Thailand last Friday night (July 27) at the gate for a plane to Chongqing, China, at 8.55pm.
He appeared to have taken the chance to stock up the savoury snacks having developed a taste for them while on a holiday to the neighboring Asian country.
The man didn't have any other carry-on luggage for the three-hour long flight apart from the stashes of crisps and a carrier bag from duty-free.
Holidaymaker Randolph Frost from Hammersmith, West London, who recorded the clip, said: ''He won’t need an in-flight meal. There were enough crisps there to last him all month.
''I suppose it’s a good way to use your hand luggage allowance. Those crisps wouldn’t stand a chance in the hold.
''I waited and watched him board the flight at Gate 1. The crisps and a carrier bag of goodies from duty-free were all he was taking on the flight. What a lad.''