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I think the issue is: 1. If the airline had kept track of your bag properly, it wouldn't have got lost in the first place (At least for a literal enough defini
by michaelt 4y ago
I think the issue is:
1. If the airline had kept track of your bag properly, it wouldn't have got lost in the first place (At least for a literal enough definition of 'lost') so the moment I land without my luggage, their data is already suspect.
2. The airline might not expose its data to you - or might only do so after waiting in a phone queue for 30 minutes, or only in a very low-resolution form.
- ghaff 4y agore: 2 United's app does give you the information directly although obviously their information could be wrong for some reason. In any case, an independent source of information is always good because if the two sources agree, you can be pretty sure of where the bag is actually located.