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From what I have heard, sometimes it's profitable for airlines to offload your luggage in-favor of some cargo item, since the person sending that cargo is payin
by prakash 17y ago
From what I have heard, sometimes it's profitable for airlines to offload your luggage in-favor of some cargo item, since the person sending that cargo is paying more than you are or is a large customer or that cargo has to be somewhere within 24 hours.
This way, the airlines make money. Even inn cases they have to pay out a per-day amount/ compensate you for lost luggage -- they come out ahead on the money they make via sending someone else's cargo.
- jonsen 17y agoI've seen it. From the gate waiting for boarding I saw cargo loaded in the plane. Later they announced that not all luggage 'could' be accommodated aboard and was to follow on the next plane.