On Monday, October 21, 2024, JetBlue Airways flight JBU811, an Airbus A320 with registration N623JB, was involved in a potentially dangerous incident after landing at Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD). Although the landing was on time, a collision with a baggage container caused a delay in reaching the gate, resulting in a one-hour delay. This incident raises questions about safety and baggage handling at the airport. The incident: A collision with consequences According to initial reports, the Airbus A320 had landed safely on runway 17R at 08:27 p.m. local time on Monday morning, but the aircraft's further movement to the gate position required braking for over an hour after it came into contact with a baggage container. This container was being transported by another airline's tug and may have become detached during the journey, causing the collision. JetBlue Airways confirmed the incident and stated that the aircraft's safety inspection was initiated immediately. Background: Airport security Airports are complex environments where many different operations take place simultaneously. During the evening peak hours, O'Hare Airport is very busy with numerous arriving and departing flights. Incidents like this highlight the challenges faced by security authorities, particularly in terms of baggage handling and coordination between the various airlines. American Airlines recently experienced a similar incident in which an engine on a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner came into contact with a cargo container. These repeated incidents may indicate that there is a lack of logistics and