Arrived at the airport. Delayed luggage. Vueling don’t care. It might turn up tomorrow or in 5 days

Legacy_user

I’m so angry. I’ve kicked the luggage carrousel 3 times. My girlfriend went to the lost luggage desk and the tittle explains what happened. Are we entitlited to anything?

Ms_Chocaholic

Do you have travel insurance?

System

Edit: forgot to mention the pilot set off without anyone’s luggage onboard. Sounds like he knew but still decided to fly

Nick_C

https://www.caa.co.uk/Passengers/Resolving-Travel-Problems/Lost-delayed-or-damaged-baggage/

Most airlines will reimburse you for the bare essentials you need to buy when your bag is delayed. If you are away from home this may cover essential toiletries, underwear and laundry costs. If your bag is delayed on your return home, airlines may consider that your losses were less as you had clothes and other essentials available to you. Some airlines have a daily rate which they will pay per day your bag is delayed.

ETA: If you do get any compensation, I suggest you spend it on an anger management course. Stuff happens.

System

Haha not when the pilot leaves without anyone’s bags

Nick_C

joeljames wrote: »

Haha not when the pilot leaves without anyone’s bags

Not uncommon. If you were seriously kicking the baggage carousel then either you have anger management issues or you are suffering from stress to the point where it is making you ill.

You should address this.

System

Nick_C wrote: »

Not uncommon. If you were seriously kicking the baggage carousel then either you have anger management issues or you are suffering from stress to the point where it is making you ill.

You should address this.

No I was just astounded that an educated person could make that decision

Nick_C

joeljames wrote: »

No I was just astounded that an educated person could make that decision

Educate yourself about the airline industry and you may be less astounded.

Caz3121

If you are on your outbound flight, purchase the essentials you need and keep receipts for reimbursement. If you were on your flight home generally nothing (unless your travel insurance covers it)