1. *Report the loss*: Inform airline staff at the airport immediately if your luggage is missing.
2. *Get a Property Irregularity Report (PIR)*: File a report with the airline, which will include details about your luggage and contact information.
3. *Keep your boarding pass and luggage tags*: These will be needed for the airline's investigation.
1. *Search for luggage*: The airline will attempt to locate your luggage and return it to you.
2. *Tracking*: Airlines use tracking systems to locate missing luggage.
3. *Communication*: The airline will keep you updated on the status of your luggage.
1. *Delayed luggage*: If your luggage is delayed, airlines may provide reimbursement for essential items purchased.
2. *Lost luggage*: If luggage is deemed lost, compensation is typically provided based on the airline's policy and international regulations (e.g., Montreal Convention).
3. *File a claim*: You'll need to submit a claim with supporting documentation for lost or damaged items.
1. *Customs and regulations*: Be aware of customs regulations when traveling internationally, as these may impact compensation.
2. *Montreal Convention*: For international flights, compensation may be governed by the Montreal Convention.
1. *Label luggage clearly*: Include your name, address, and contact info.
2. *Keep essentials in carry-on*: Pack essentials like medications, valuables, and important documents in your carry-on.
3. *Document luggage contents*: Keep receipts and photos of items in your luggage for insurance purposes.
4. *Check airline's policy*: Familiarize yourself with the airline's luggage policy and compensation process.
1. *Follow up*: Keep in touch with the airline for updates on your luggage.
2. *Escalate if needed*: If you don't get a resolution, you can escalate the issue to the airline's customer service or a consumer protection agency.
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