If you are travelling to / from Budapest
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at 13:39 by goalie11.
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s3anmonaghanParticipantI lost my phone at Budapest Airport a couple of weeks ago.
Fortunately, the staff found it however it requires to be picked up.
No courier service will do it as it is not packaged.
CAN SOMEONE TRAVELLING TO UK PLEASE PICK IT UP AND I WILL MEET YOU AT WHATEVER UK DESTINATION YOU FLY TO
15 Mar 2019
at 17:51
ImissConcordeParticipantSimiliar situation in Munich. A friend left his i-Pad at security. They will not forward it. Colldction only!
16 Mar 2019
at 02:47
SwissdiverParticipantDon’t you have a local friend or business partner who could collect and send it by courier?
16 Mar 2019
at 10:33
MartynSinclairParticipantIf my phone / tablet / laptop was sitting in lost property somewhere, I wouldn’t hesitate to jump on a loco (or use avios) to go and collect.
The one time I did ask for help on the Forum, was when I met K1ngston. K1ngston was posting about my favourite hotel in BKK the day after I had arrived home. I had left a SIM card in my room and asked whether it could be bought back to London. K1ngston agreed (we had never met / spoken at that stage), we met close to where I live in London and there started a wonderful friendship, which centers on being led astray to various watering establishments when our schedules match in Asia. The strangest part of this random connection, was our kids were facebook friends. How random was that…
17 Mar 2019
at 09:37
GivingupBAParticipant[quote quote=923509]If my phone / tablet / laptop was sitting in lost property somewhere, I wouldn’t hesitate to jump on a loco (or use avios) to go and collect. [/quote]
Me too. I like to collect stuff myself.
People are unsurprisingly wary to carry ANYTHING across borders for someone else. A guy we didn’t know (acquaintance of a friend) asked my wife and I to deliver a huge heavy suitcase for him to South Korea on our trip there. My wife refused to search it…. I searched it myself before going. That was a thorough search as you might imagine…..
17 Mar 2019
at 09:57
K1ngstonParticipantIt was indeed a pleasure to help you Martyn and indeed I value our friendship to this day! I have been absent from the forum recently due to pressure of work but following your suggestion to look at this post I am back and hopefully will find time to contribute.
18 Mar 2019
at 00:51
Icarus22ParticipantI am facing a similar problem re a jacket sitting the Lost and Found at Milan Linate.
If I can get someone to box it up, then a normal courier will fetch it, but the staff there will only put it in a plastic bag and I have not yet found a courier who will take it unboxed. One has a special service option which costs roughly the same as a London-Milan return (which would also eat up most of day)
I’ll let you know if I find a solution; please let me know if you find one.
18 Mar 2019
at 07:35
MarcusGBParticipantSeems like taking Low Cost carrier to return and collect it if it is so valuable.
Do you have a phone or Home or Travel Insurer, who you can ask for assistance?
Sure they could arrange something, rather than replace a lost valuable item
They would have managed these situations before.
Or could the Airline you flew on assist you flying it over?
Though i doubt a LCC would bother…Hotels are certainly more helpful, as i have had items posted out, though it is not very cheap with Registered International Mail systems, but they did reach me.
This clearly is a situation they face on a daily basis, there should be a sensible policy for each Airport, or an Airline.18 Mar 2019
at 13:28
goalie11ParticipantI had a similar problem recently where I left a newish IPad Pro in the seat pocket in front of me on a flight to Verona. I posted the forum and got some good advice and a result.
In the end, after some hassle, the IPad had been left by BA cabin staff at Verona airport’s lost/found section and I made arrangements with them to parcel it up and I would get a courier to uplift from them.
Sounds easy but did require some patience, however, bottom line was that for the princely sum of £27, fully insured, I got the IPad delivered home.
22 Mar 2019
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