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Was Your Luggage Damaged by the Airline?

If your suitcase or contents were damaged in transit, photographs, reports and receipts can help support a clear complaint.

Suitcase arrived broken or unusable Contents were damaged or missing Damage was reported at the airport The airline offered too little or rejected the claim

Why this matters

Photographs, baggage reports, luggage receipts, repair estimates and airline correspondence all help show the condition and value of the damaged items.

What to gather

It is best to record the damage and contact the airline as soon as possible, while the evidence is fresh.

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What to record

Photographs, baggage reports, luggage receipts, repair estimates and airline correspondence all help show the condition and value of the damaged items.

Acting quickly

It is best to record the damage and contact the airline as soon as possible, while the evidence is fresh.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions

Yes. Photos taken at the airport or soon after collection can be very useful.
Possibly, if you can show the items were damaged or missing and provide supporting evidence.

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