very true, but different circumstances determine why your luggage is lost. most of the airlines that transit through big cities in europe at least bear partial if not all the responsiblilty of lost luggage
I agree! but when they loose the owner contact information the bags they have hold of will certainly remain lost. My company has the answer email me and I will provide website address.
True airlines are always blamed for lost baggage issues. The truth is airlines don't loose baggage they loose contact with the legal owner. I recently heard about a new service that can help airlines identify the legal owner of items of lost baggage enabling them to return baggage quickly. Contact me for more info. cheers.
I just want to say that more than likely, the airline is responsible for losing your luggage, not TSA. TSA checks the bag, and it goes straight on a conveyor belt to the airline employees who load it up and put it on the plane. And while this isn't much of an excuse, Denver airport is a very busy airport, and luggage gets lost.
very true, but different circumstances determine why your luggage is lost. most of the airlines that transit through big cities in europe at least bear partial if not all the responsiblilty of lost luggage
royaloreca 2 years ago
Do you all know that she is a Paul McCartney's sister? i know it for sure! And she's a singer, very good singer!
beamccartney 4 years ago
Your awesome. Hope we still have the majority of people like you around.
tcmitton 4 years ago
I agree! but when they loose the owner contact information the bags they have hold of will certainly remain lost. My company has the answer email me and I will provide website address.
academychancellor 4 years ago
Airlines do lose luggage, believe me.
obliviousmemory 4 years ago
True airlines are always blamed for lost baggage issues. The truth is airlines don't loose baggage they loose contact with the legal owner. I recently heard about a new service that can help airlines identify the legal owner of items of lost baggage enabling them to return baggage quickly. Contact me for more info. cheers.
academychancellor 4 years ago
I just want to say that more than likely, the airline is responsible for losing your luggage, not TSA. TSA checks the bag, and it goes straight on a conveyor belt to the airline employees who load it up and put it on the plane. And while this isn't much of an excuse, Denver airport is a very busy airport, and luggage gets lost.
obliviousmemory 4 years ago
tell us another story!
trdguy82 5 years ago
i LOVE you. lol.
trdguy82 5 years ago