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Lisbon airport accidentally shows porn at baggage reclaim

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Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: Portugal
Source: Aerotime

Airline passengers waiting for their luggage at Lisbon airport were surprised to find a porn video playing on a television screen above one of the baggage carousels.

The video, which appears to have been fairly graphic, was playing at about 3am and is said to have remained on the screen for several minutes before an airport employee reported it.

One passenger videoed the incident and posted it to Youtube - while the video plays people waiting for their luggage can be heard laughing nervously in the background.

A spokesman for Lisbon airport, quoted by Yahoo News, said that the television had been tuned to a "Portuguese generalist channel", meaning a general entertainment channel rather than a channel dedicated to porn.

"The situation was corrected promptly. There were no complaints," he was quoted as saying.

He added that the incident had not been deliberate and would not occur again.





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