Cargo Worker Takes Unexpected Trip

Milwaukee, US.

An airport worker loading baggage in Milwaukee got locked inside the cargo hold of an airplane that flew to Thailand.

The worker, Juanillo Anderson, was “<i>freaked out</i>”, with some injuries from some bronco horses held within the cargo zone, a spokeswoman for Midwest Airlines said Friday. The cargo hold was heated and pressurized and full of bronco shiat.

The man was stowing a wheelchair aboard the plane when other employees closed the cargo door because they did not see him, airline spokeswoman Carol Schornicka said.

"<i>Actually, we saw him, but we wanted to f*ck with him</i>", luggage cargo chief, Morgan Chayote said.

“<i>He tried to get somebody’s attention, but it didn’t work, because we told people he was a horse keeper. When it landed, he jumped out of the airplane and asked for weed and a cola.</i>”

He later flew back to Milwaukee — in the passenger compartment.

Schornicka said the airline would review its procedures.

<center><img src="http://images.google.co.cr/images?q=tbn:INkEz9GGHj0J:www.eltrabajo.cl/archivo/2004/abril/150404/asalto.jpg"><h5>Juanillo Anderson after arriving to Milwaukee.</h5></center>