Articles related to "Airline Lost Luggage"

The type of luggage passengers buy, how they tag their luggage, and if they check their luggage can all play a role on their luggage becoming lost when they fly.

With more airline luggage being lost than ever before, it's more important than ever for travelers to protect their bags and ensure their luggage will arrive on time.

Wall Street Journal points out that small jets serving as regional carriers for top US airlines have poor on-time records, cancel a lot, mishandle baggage.

A consumer class action lawsuit against British Airways claims their high rate of lost and damaged luggage constitutes negligence. A ruling allows the case to go forward.

Easy to follow tips on how to write a complaint letter (sometimes called a claim letter) that gets results, whether for a refund, a repair or an apology.

Packing for an international vacation takes forethought, but can be made easier by remaining organized, thinking about luggage needed, and how packing will be arranged.