Where’s your luggage? In 2022, too often where it wasn’t supposed to be
2 years, 3 months ago

Where’s your luggage? In 2022, too often where it wasn’t supposed to be

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Many Americans resumed air travel in 2022. Many of the lost-luggage snafus have been blamed on labor shortages among baggage handlers, and airlines and airports say they are working to increase staffing. But a representative emailed a statement in defense of the industry, saying, “Airlines and airports are continuing to invest in baggage-handling equipment, facilities, software and personnel as travelers take to the skies." In July, The Wall Street Journal reported that airlines are hard-pressed to find engines and other spare parts to keep their planes flying, blaming supply-chain bottlenecks. On a positive note, mishandled luggage rates have fallen since their June peak, when over nine bags per 1,000 were affected.

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