Passenger furious after luggage is torn to shreds on an easyJet flight

Harry Drew, 26, is seeking compensation after his clothes were ruined. (SWNS)

An easyJet passenger is furious after his bag was badly damaged during a flight — leaving his clothes inside ripped and torn.

Harry Drew, 26, only took carry-on luggage on his trip to Barcelona, but was told his bag would have to go in the hold for the return flight. But when it come around the baggage conveyor at Bristol Airport, he could immediately see the bag was ripped.

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And when he looked inside he found number items of clothing ruined — including a sentimental Exeter City soccer shirt given to him by an uncle who recently died.

Drew, 26, says the incident ruined one of a soccer shirt gifted to him by a late uncle. (SWNS)

"My uncle passed away two months ago. That's irreplaceable," said Drew, a council worker from Exeter, in Devon, England.

"The bag had just come out on the carousel and it was all ripped. The bloke at the baggage desk reckoned it could have been chewed up by the conveyor belt … No one brought it out and asked whose it was, it was just dumped on the belt and that was it."

"I want a response and some sort of compensation for this. They need to do some thing about it," said Drew. (SWNS)

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Drew claims he has tried to contact easyJet in the 10 days since the incident, but has heard nothing back.

"I was told to contact baggage advice, I've emailed and tweeted them twice and heard nothing back," he said. "It's frustrating because it's all my clothes I took away, and they're not giving me the time of day.

"I want a response and some sort of compensation for this. They need to do something about it."

Drew (second from left) says he intended to bring the luggage as carry-on, but was told it would need to be checked instead. (SWNS)

Drew's flight arrived back in the U.K. on Tuesday, May 29.

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Easyjet and Bristol Airport have both been approached for a comment.