Report at the airport
Before leaving the airport, go to the airline counter and ask for the property irregularity report (PIR). Keep a copy.
Watch outWhat to do if your suitcase does not arrive, arrives late or arrives damaged: report at the airport, claim deadlines and what to keep.
Before leaving the airport, go to the airline counter and ask for the property irregularity report (PIR). Keep a copy.
Watch outIf you do not file the report, the baggage is presumed to have been delivered complete and in good condition.
Not allowedClaim in writing to the airline as soon as you see the damage and, at the latest, within the 7 days after receiving the suitcase.
Watch outClaim within the 21 days after receiving the suitcase. Keep receipts for any basic necessities you had to buy.
Watch outIf it does not turn up after about 21 days, it is considered lost. Claim as soon as possible and ask for the answer in writing.
Watch outBoarding pass, baggage tag, report (PIR), photos of the damage and a list of the contents with their approximate value.
RecommendedThe airline is liable up to the limits set by international conventions and its own conditions. Amounts vary: confirm them with your airline.
FactMoney, jewelry, medicines, documents and electronics go in the cabin with you: they are usually excluded or limited in case of loss.
Watch outTell us what happened and we will guide you with the claim. The response is up to the airline.
RecommendedThe information is for guidance only: the exact conditions (weight, dimensions, ages, documents and costs) are set by each airline and each destination country and may change. Confirm with TUCUAM before buying or traveling.
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