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Former Baggage Handler Faces Court Over Sydney Airport Jet Engine Stunt

Preslie Ginoski is charged with threatening aviation security after filming himself shirtless inside a stationary aircraft turbine, sparking serious safety concerns.

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Overview

  • Preslie Ginoski, 23, is appearing in court today to face charges of threatening aviation security and failing to display security identification in a restricted airport zone.
  • The Australian Federal Police allege Ginoski exploited his position as a baggage handler to access a restricted area and film himself posing shirtless inside a stationary jet engine at Sydney Airport.
  • Six videos related to the stunt, filmed in June 2024 and uploaded to social media in January 2025, were allegedly discovered on Ginoski’s devices during an investigation.
  • Authorities, including Sydney Airport officials, have reinforced their zero-tolerance stance on security breaches, emphasizing the potential risks to airport operations and public safety.
  • If convicted, Ginoski faces maximum fines totaling $17,150, highlighting the legal and financial consequences of violating strict aviation safety protocols.