Lost luggage

Here are five ways to track your bags and avoid losing your luggage at the airport. Plus: how to file a claim for lost luggage and get money back.

A chaotic travel experience for one United Airlines passenger ended this week after using an Apple Airtag helped her track down her lost luggage.

Republic Airways, which operates flights for United, Delta, and American, was the most likely to mishandle bags in the first five months of 2022.

Not only are there just as many TSA restrictions to keep in mind when packing a bag to check, but there are worst-case scenarios to consider as well.

The luggage situation at European airports has led to moves of desperation by some travelers. One Las Vegas resident flew back to Europe when his family's bags didn't make it back with them.

Delayed baggage compensation from airlines depends on whether you're flying domestically or internationally, but many of the laws apply across the board.

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Here's the truth about luggage lost by airlines and what you can do about it.

Flying can be a stressful experience, especially when it comes to dealing with checked baggage. According to a recent report, approximately 200,000 pieces of luggage are mishandled every day in the United States alone. This means that thousands of passengers face delays, lost items, and frustration during their travels. To help travelers navigate the world of checked baggage more efficiently, here are four essential tips and tricks to consider: Tip #1: Label Your Luggage Properly Ensure…

Insider spoke with two employees at Toronto and Vancouver airports about their advice for travelers navigating this summer's flight chaos.