Shannon Peppiatt flew from London Gatwick to Dalaman in Turkey with Thomas Cook.
She said her luggage was ‘severely damaged’ when she arrived at her destination.
Shannon claims the incident angered her enough to switch airlines for her return flight home.
She said she chose to fly back with easyJet, who she currently works for as a member of cabin crew.
At Dalaman airport before her return flight, Shannon captured this video of a baggage handler throwing luggage into the hold.
The footage showed the man standing at the entrance, tossing large suitcases from one side to the next.
Shannon posted the video on Twitter, writing: “I guess this explains why my suitcase was severely damaged! Your baggage handlers clearly have no respect!! @ThomasCookUK #thomascook”.
But Thomas Cook said it has no record of Shannon travelling with the airline to Dalaman, nor any claim made for damaged luggage.
The travel company has been trying to get in touch with the passenger to solve the issue, but to no avail.
The ground staff were seen raising bags above their heads and sending them crashing onto the conveyor as they unloaded a Virgin Atlantic flight.
In a video filmed by horrified passenger Matthew Campbell, cases were seen bouncing up and down as they were slammed onto the luggage belt.
The baggage handlers at Orlando International Airport in Florida, US, were fired after bosses saw the footage.
The footage was filmed on July 27. Matthew, 19, of Croydon, Surrey, was on board a BA flight waiting to fly back to the UK when he spotted the workers on the concourse.
