‘Act distraught get some compensation’: Man gets trapped in hallway at airport for 2 hours, workers refuse to let him out
The Daily Dot - 2023-03-08T21:19:03.000Z

In a now-viral TikTok, a man said he was locked in an airport hallway for two hours after missing his flight. TikTok user Ayden (@ayden_1997) posted the video on March 6. In it, he said that he missed his WestJet flight to Las Vegas but wanted to make sure it had left the gate. When he confirmed the plane had left, the workers told him to exit through a hallway. Ayden said that he got to the end of the hallway and realized the door was locked. He showed that the door in front of him...

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