Nap Traps JetBlue Worker in Cargo Hold

Sleepy stowaway survives NY-Boston flight below decks
By Rob Quinn,  Newser Staff
Posted Mar 31, 2009 1:21 AM CDT
Nap Traps JetBlue Worker in Cargo Hold
A JetBlue plane rests its wings at JFK Airport in New York in this 2008 file photo.    (AP Photo/Jin Lee, file)

A JetBlue employee ended up flying from New York to Boston in a plane's cargo hold after dozing off while stacking luggage, the Boston Globe reports. The panicked baggage handler called the airline when he woke and realized he was airborne. The worker was uninjured, and was returned to New York—in the passenger cabin—after being interviewed by police.
(More JetBlue stories.)

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