Some recent travellers arriving at Toronto's Pearson Airport had to wait a number of gruelling hours before receiving their luggage at baggage claim — and took their anger out in a very loud chant.

Recent video shared on social media shows passengers chanting "f*** you Sunwing" after they allege that their luggage took an excruciating long time to arrive in Toronto.

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The video shows groups of people milling around, sitting on the floor and looking plain miserable. It's a crowded scene with many sad faces.

It's probably safe to assume these passengers were travelling with the Toronto-based low cost airline and that Sunwing had faced a number of issues while trying to get suitcases off the plane.

Flight landed at 1215am. It is now 1:52am! No bags in sight. No staff in sight. World class airport @TorontoPearson ?? @SunwingVacay pic.twitter.com/idrDoOwFdr

— Atif Akhtar (@atifakhtar905) December 18, 2022

Search up the term 'Sunwing' on Twitter as of Monday evening and you'll see a number of people complaining about lost or delayed luggage, some stating almost 3.5 hours had passed without a sign of their precious cargo.

F@$”& sunwing. Delayed flight and no baggage return

— Behnami (@BehnamHajian) December 19, 2022

Others were complaining about last-minute flight cancellations or major delays.

Sunwing issued a tweet saying they'd had "technical issues" with their flight alert system, but that the bugs were resolved. The airline did not mention anything about delayed baggage.

Responding to one passenger who complained about not having their luggage, the airliner responded by saying "we completely understand the effect an experience like this causes on your overall vacation as a lot of time and effort goes into planning one. We continuously aim to rise above and beyond our customers' travel expectations with Sunwing," but did not mention why the delay happened in the first place. 

The technical issue with our flight alerts has been resolved, and our alerts are back to normal. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

— Sunwing Vacations (@SunwingVacay) December 18, 2022

What was the delay, you ask? Not enough people to empty the plane? Baggage too heavy? Unfortuately  Sunwing did not responded to blogTO's request about the issue or video in time for publication.

Toronto Pearson Airport did say "this video was seemingly taken over the weekend where passengers were waiting for their bags in the baggage hall. Airlines are responsible for the delivery of baggage to passengers and ensuring adequate staffing levels."

And this isn't the first time Sunwing Airlines faced a barrage of online criticism.

Back in April they faced a five-day network-wide system outage that grounded passengers and delayed multiple flights.

Here's hoping the luggages were reunited with annoyed travellers!