One of the best illustrations Ive seen for not checking bags happened at DFW Airport a short time back. It was during a heavy thunderstorm, and they had shut down ramp operations due to the lightning.
I was standing at a window overlooking the ramp area wondering when, if ever, Id actually get out of Dallas. The downpour was torrential, all personal were inside, and all support equipment and vehicles had been left standing where they were when the ramp was closed.
This included baggage trains, of which I could see three, comprised of several carts each, all uncovered, and all full of bags and packages getting completely soaking wet. There were also bags sitting on the ground, stopped on the loading ramp to cargo holds, and one cart was chock full of cardboard packages, all getting doused.
It ended up raining hard for about 20 minutes, then lighter for about the same amount of time. It doesnt take much to imagine the condition of those bags contents, not to mention the packages once the cardboard got saturated and turned to mush.
What I found interesting was that all the baggage carts had covers, but those covers were all rolled up or thrown back....
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