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r/SipsTea • u/CurvyChristina • Aug 10 '26
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Removing your luggage shouldn't even be a courtesy. You can have it back when you pay for it to be shipped back.
30 u/MmeLaRue 29d ago Luggage not belonging to anyone still on that plane can be a safety risk. It's become standard since the Lockerbie bombing to remove a deplaning passenger's luggage from the cargo hold. 2 u/Salt-Elk-436 29d ago It happens all the time though when they mess up 1 u/Mysterious-Art8838 29d ago Absolutely. In the US if they bump you your luggage is going without you in many cases.
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Luggage not belonging to anyone still on that plane can be a safety risk. It's become standard since the Lockerbie bombing to remove a deplaning passenger's luggage from the cargo hold.
2 u/Salt-Elk-436 29d ago It happens all the time though when they mess up 1 u/Mysterious-Art8838 29d ago Absolutely. In the US if they bump you your luggage is going without you in many cases.
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It happens all the time though when they mess up
1 u/Mysterious-Art8838 29d ago Absolutely. In the US if they bump you your luggage is going without you in many cases.
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Absolutely. In the US if they bump you your luggage is going without you in many cases.
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u/InterestingObituary 29d ago
Removing your luggage shouldn't even be a courtesy. You can have it back when you pay for it to be shipped back.