Bloody Heathrow does it again. Baggage breakdown this time.
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at 13:10 by ontherunhome.
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TiredOldHack2ParticipantTheir baggage computer has gone down affecting *all* flights on *all* airlines and my luggage is not going with me to Amsterdam. And from Amsterdam I go to Chile.
Apparently it will be sent on “by courier. It could take a couple of days, sir…”
I have a change of clothing and that’s it.15 Jun 2017
at 07:36
Mark CaswellKeymasterMore details here:
Baggage system failure causes disruption at Heathrow T3 and T5
15 Jun 2017
at 09:18
Mark CaswellKeymasterHeathrow Twitter feed advising that bag drop desks are now up and running again at T3 and T5.
An important update following an issue with baggage systems at Heathrow earlier this morning. pic.twitter.com/nAMXaKV11Q
— Heathrow Airport (@HeathrowAirport) June 15, 2017
15 Jun 2017
at 09:23
TiredOldHack2ParticipantWell, and hats off to BA, they go it out to AMS on a later flight and as I had quite a long stop-over there, I was reunited with it.
It was quite an emotional reunion, as we have been separated before. The Clockwork Orange, as my ancient vividly-coloured Samsonite is familiarly known, has travelled without me from London to the Dominican Republic, from Colombia to London, from London to Santiago and I am sure these absences are upsetting its peace of mind.
16 Jun 2017
at 18:56
MartynSinclairParticipant@TOH, I am glad you are reunited with your beloved….
Get yourself a trakdot.com…….. I still reckon that 75%+ of the aggro with a lost bag, is not knowing where it actually is….
16 Jun 2017
at 21:09
ontherunhomeParticipantI tried to check my small bag in, on a flight to Vienna, a 2 night trip, so as to not to have to carry it about, and the scrum of finding locker space.I was advised to take on board, due to baggage issues. I did this, and was pleased that i did, due to a large number of bags not travelling with passengers.
My question is, would I be entitled to a refund of the difference in HBO and plus fare, about £15 as i could not or was advised not to use the service. No doubt BA would have not paid to use the service, and i expect they will serve Heathrow with a hefty bill for the failure.It always seems the paying customer gets short changed. Anyone with any experience of this?
Thanks in advance.
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