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SYDNEY (Reuters) – A baggage handler\n wearing a camel suit taken from a passenger’s luggage has left Qantas
\n Airways red-faced, with Australia’s national carrier investigating a
\n potentially embarrassing security lapse.<\/p>\n
Passenger David Cox complained after he saw a baggage handler driven across
\n the Sydney airport tarmac Wednesday wearing the camel suit that had been
\n packed into the baggage he had checked in only minutes earlier.<\/p>\n
Cox, a marketing manager, had checked the camel suit and a crocodile costume
\n onto Qantas flight 425 from Sydney to Melbourne in a large bag which had
\n been marked to say it was carrying animal costumes.<\/p>\n
He said he was standing near his boarding gate and at first thought nothing
\n when a child said "there’s a guy with a moose head." But then
\n he looked up and saw his camel costume.<\/p>\n
"I obviously was flabbergasted. My jaw dropped to the ground," Cox
\n told Australian Broadcasting Corp. radio.<\/p>\n
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