Passengers' lost suitcases were found dumped in the trash at an international airport, report says

The luggage that was lost at the airport ended up in the dump.

A few suitcases were placed in and around a trash can for disposal outside a warehouse full of lost bags at Dublin Airport in Ireland, according to a photo shared by a whistle blower.

Sky Handling uses an area where the photos were taken.

Some of the luggage may have been opened.

Sky Handling stated that the baggage was thrown away for health and safety reasons.

Sky Handling said there have been a few cases where bags that have not been recovered have had to be destroyed for health and safety reasons.

Passengers can go to the warehouse at Dublin Airport to see if their luggage is still there.

Sky Handling didn't reply immediately. Dublin Airport doesn't have a role in baggage handling.

Air passengers at Dublin Airport have 4,200 lost bags. Sky Handling was handling a lot of luggage at the airport.

Many passengers have reported losing their luggage after flying. After his suitcase went missing while he was on an Air Canada flight from San Diego to Rome, one traveler spent over a thousand dollars on replacement clothes and items. Some passengers have lost wedding dresses and their parents' ashes.