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Issues with British Airways
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If I were going on a 10-day holiday (a special one, at that) my suitcase would be full of the clothes I intend to wear and items I intend to use during that holiday. It wouldn't contain 'spare' clothes that I don't need, not with the luggage restrictions in place these days.
So if my suitcase had £600 of clothing and items that I intended to wear/use for 10 days, and I didn't receive my suitcase during those 10 days, then it is highly likely that I will spend around the same amount of money purchasing replacement clothes/items for my holiday. I would not buy only two outfits and spend my holiday washing them every single day.
And then, like the OP, I'd be expecting to claim from somewhere - BA or my insurance - for the cost of the replacements I bought.:heartpuls Mrs Marleyboy :heartpuls
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Tigsteroonie wrote: »So if my suitcase had £600 of clothing and items that I intended to wear/use for 10 days, and I didn't receive my suitcase during those 10 days, then it is highly likely that I will spend around the same amount of money purchasing replacement clothes/items for my holiday.
You're not necessarily supposed to replace the items you were travelling with, you're supposed to buy what is necessary. That being said, £600 for 2 people buying things for 10 days doesn't sound excessive to me.0
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