> at least not while airlines are still constantly losing luggage and fighting people on reimbursement. Hah, if you're in the United States you should be fine.

> at least not while airlines are still constantly losing luggage and fighting people on reimbursement. Hah, if you're in the United States you should be fine. Federal law forces the airlines to reimburse you, even for just delayed baggage [0]. Last year my bag was delayed a few days on a trip to the mountains. My airline paid the cost to replace all of the clothing and other material in my bag. I think it ended up being ~$2100 worth. I bought items comparable to what I had brought, e.g. a lot of high-quality thermal clothing, some board games, chargers, etc, and I got to keep all of it. [0]: https://www.transportation.gov/lost-delayed-or-damaged-baggage#maximum%20limits%20on%20liabilities https://www.transportation.gov/lost-delayed-or-damaged-bagga...