Camera lost on board easyjet flight

Gloomendoom

anticlaus105 wrote: »

I did a similar thing with a mobile phone a few years ago when it worked it's way out of my pocket. It was on my way out. I was told it would be sent back to the UK. Eventually I spoke to someone at Manchester airport who laughed at this suggestion and pointed out it had probably been taken by the cleaning crew. I would suggest your camera, like my phone, is long gone I'm afraid.

I now always travel with zip pockets.

That's what happened to my wallet last week. I got it back though.

Edit: Just had an email that my wife's jacket has turned up too. The only trouble is that it's in Singapore

busiscoming2

Although you left your camera rather than lost it have you tried googling 'lost cameras' as there are lots of web pages and sites dedicated to reuniting owners. If someone took the camera they may return the card with your precious photos on.

I managed to reunite a card with its owner via one of these sites. I found it in Mallorca and they were from Germany. So it can happen

Doshwaster

My experience of leaving items on planes is that they are lost for ever. They just disappear into a black hole where airline, airport and cleaning contractor all blame each other.