American Airlines lost passengers' luggage, but after finding it, it is recommended that passengers fly more than 6,000 kilometers.

Unmanned luggage at the London Heathrow Airport. (Data map)

Overseas Network, July 21. According to the US "Business Insider" website, American Airlines (referred to as "American Airlines") recently lost two passengers' luggage. After finding it, it is recommended to reach 4,000 miles (about 6437 kilometers). The British self -take. After many twists and turns, the passenger did not successfully get back the luggage until a week later.

Jimmy Oggi from North Carolina, North Carolina, took off from Farro in Portugal on July 9th, stayed at the city of Holyna, North Carolina, the next day after staying at Hedito Airport in London, UK. On the day of arrival, Ogregide waited for an hour in the luggage conveyor belt and did not wait for the luggage. The US Airlines service staff told Ogregide that his luggage was not scanned, and they did not know where the luggage was.

Ogregide told "Business Insider" that when he was hanging out at Henhero Airport, he was shocked by the number of luggage unattended by the airport. He was worried that his luggage would have the same destiny at the time, but he did not expect that this kind of thing was finally Still happened to yourself.

On the second day when Ogregide arrived at home, he received a text message from a stranger, saying that he saw his luggage at Hedlo Airport. When Ogreddi shared the screenshot on Twitter, the USAA response was to suggest that he would solve this problem at about 4,000 miles (about 6437 kilometers) as soon as possible. Two days later, his luggage was shipped to Riley by the United States, and the other was not obtained until July 15. Ogudi said, "I have traveled all over the world and have never encountered such a thing."

According to a report from the US Department of Transport, since the beginning of this year, the average 1,40 pieces of luggage has been handled in the case of handling passenger baggage this year, which is higher than other airlines. (Overseas Network/Yao Kaihong Internship Compilation/Hu Xueqing)

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