Passenger Accuses Airline of iPad Theft, Demands CCTV Proof
A trip meant to be routine turned into a storm of accusations when a passenger claimed her iPad vanished from her luggage while flying with Air Peace. She now insists the airline release CCTV footage showing exactly how her bag was handled.
The woman, identified online as Precious Ibor, took to social media to detail her frustration. She explained that her device was safely packed before boarding, only to discover it missing upon retrieval. In one video, she confronted an airline staff member, questioning how they could detect prohibited items in luggage but somehow overlook someone allegedly taking her electronics.
The staff member, whose face was not shown, reportedly suggested she should have declared her valuables before the flight — a response that did little to calm her anger. Precious fired back online, accusing the company of normalizing theft and failing to safeguard passengers’ belongings. She argued that if bags aren’t safe, passengers’ lives could also be at risk.
Her comments didn’t hold back, calling the behavior of the staff unacceptable and labeling the airline irresponsible for allegedly employing people who steal from customers. She also emphasized that she would not let the matter drop, demanding both the return of her iPad and access to the CCTV footage.
Her posts quickly attracted attention, with others sharing their own grievances about damaged or stolen property while traveling with the airline. Some vowed to avoid using the carrier altogether, while others urged her to push until she got answers. As of now, the airline has not issued a public statement regarding the allegations.
Whether the CCTV footage will be released remains to be seen, but one thing is certain — this dispute has stirred up a larger conversation about how airlines handle, and protect, passengers’ personal property.