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October,
2023.
British
Airways
did
reimburse
us
for
the
expenses
we
incurred
from
having
to
purchase
personal
items
and
clothing
due
to
losing
our
luggage.
September
6,
2023
We
were
on
a
vacation,
we
flew
to
London
on
American
Arlines
with
a
connection
to
Amsterdam
on
British
Airways.
Our
luggage
made
it
to
London
on
August
12,
2023,
we
saw
it
being
taken
off
the
American
Arlines
flight
while
waiting
to
deplane,
it
was
transferred
to
British
Airways,
then
our
luggage
disappeared
for
13
days.
We
arrived
in
Amsterdam
later
that
morning,
but
our
luggage
did
not.
After
waiting
in
baggage
claim
and
filing
a
claim
at
the
baggage
services
office,
we
were
told
our
luggage
was
still
in
London.
For
the
next
13
days,
we
tried
to
find
out
where
our
luggage
was,
the
phone
numbers
provided
by
luggage
services
were
either
disconnected,
had
a
recording
that
said
the
number
was
not
in
service,
had
no
answer
or
went
to
a
call
center
in
places
other
than
Amsterdam
or
London.
Over
the
course
of
13
days
we
were
given
various,
conflicting,
inaccurate,
misleading,
deceiving
information
about
our
luggage
by
the
various
call
centers
that
we
could
get
to
answer
our
daily
calls
or
on
the
luggage
tracking
website
that
showed:
"Locating
Luggage"
for
8
days,
then
for
3
days
the
website
showed
"Possible
Match
Found
",
"waiting
for
confirmation"
for
1
of
our
bags,
the
other
bag
still
showed
"Locating
Luggage."
On
the
12th
day,
the
website
showed
"Luggage
Located,
being
sent
to
Cork
Ireland.
"
It
did
show
up
in
Ireland
a
bit
dirty,
but
it
was
intact
with
all
our
belongings
there.
On
August
20th,
8
days
after
our
luggage
disappeared
and
we
filed
a
lost
luggage
claim,Ā
I
sent
3
emails
to
British
Airways,
detailing
the
circumstances,
facts
and
situation
with
our
luggage,
asking
for
assistance.
Within
minutes,
I
receivedĀ
responses
saying
they
had
received
my
emails
and
would
respond
as
soon
as
possible,
and
with
instructions
to
respond
to
them
if
any
changes
occur
or
our
luggage
is
received.
Today
is
September
6th,
no
response
to
my
emails
has
been
received
from
British
Airways
yet,
most
likely
none
ever
will
be
received,
but
I
have
sent
them
a
response,
as
requested/instructed,
letting
them
know
we
received
our
luggage
on
August
25th.
With
all
the
technology,
bar
codes,
scanners,
cameras,
and
tracking
systems,Ā
I
don't
believe
British
Airways
couldn't
find
our
luggage.Ā
If
this
was
a
law
enforcement
inquiry
or
their
CEO's
luggage,
they
could
pinpoint
a
piece
of
luggage
in
seconds
or
minutes.
Most
likely,
British
Airways
didn't
want
to
or
care
to
find
our
luggage,
expending
minimal
effort.
If
we
had
done
anything
like
this,
ignored
their
gate
agents
or
filght
crew,
took
their
property,
withheld
information,
harassed,
bullied,
or
ignored
them,
British
Airways
would
have
been
quick
to
call
security,
the
police
or
TSA,
have
us
charged,
arrested,
and
banned
from
flying,
but
British
Airways
discriminates,
bullies,
harasses,
deceives
and
humiliates
passengers,
showing
just
how
insignificant
passngers
are.
Thanks
British
Airways,
you
finally
did
what
we
payed
for,
although
it
took
you
13
days
to
figure
it
out
and
get
it
right,
almost
half
of
our
vacation
without
our
luggage,
clothes
and
belongings,
costing
us
additional
expenses,
causing
undue
and
unnecessary
hardship
and
humiliation.
I'm
sure,
judging
by
this
experience,
the
claims
and
reimbursement
process
will
be
just
as,
if
not
more,
miserable,
misleading,
difficult,
deceiving,
unpleasant,
and
extremely
lengthy.