.. most-forgotten items left on planes

Undies among most-forgotten items left on planes.

MELBOURNE: A traveller's underwear is among the list of bizarre items discovered in an aircraft, a survey has revealed.

Many airline passengers have left behind their underwear while de-boarding their flights, a new survey has revealed.

Flight comparison website Skyscanner conducted a poll and found that one third of the passengers surveyed had left behind items worth more than 100 dollars, including their cameras, iPads and gaming consoles, News.com.au reported.

Then there were five per cent of people who had left behind their passports or travel documents.

There were also five passengers who had left behind their wedding rings on the plane.

Other items that have been left behind include false teeth and trombone and once an underwear.

Dave Boyte from Skyscanner has advised airline passengers to keep a close eye on their valuables.

"My advice is to keep your passport, phone and wallet safe - these are the most important items," he added.

The most commonly left-behind items on a plane: 1. Book (18 per cent) 2. Mobile phone (9 per cent) 3. Magazine/newspaper (8 per cent) 4. Clothes (8 per cent) 5. Glasses/Sunglasses (8 per cent) 6. Headphones (6 per cent) 7. Passport/identity documents (5 per cent) 8. Camera (3 per cent) 9. iPad (3 per cent) 10. Food (3 per cent) 11. Console (2 per cent) 12. Handbag (2 per cent) 13. Child's toy (2 per cent).Times of Inidia, 12/9/12