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Instant delivery to your emailThe Problem
Your luggage was permanently lost — and the airline is stalling on compensation.
You're out of pocket for all your belongings
Clothes, electronics, personal items — everything is gone. You need fair compensation.
The Montreal Convention protects international travelers
Airlines are liable for lost luggage. You need to know the rules and deadlines.
You don't know how to file a proper claim
A generic claim will be ignored. You need a formal demand with legal backing.
You don't know what evidence to gather
Receipts, photos, and the Property Irregularity Report are critical.
What You Get
Everything you need to claim lost luggage compensation.
Montreal Convention Claim Letter
Formal demand for reimbursement.
Legal Rights Summary
Liability limits, deadlines, and your rights.
Evidence Checklist
What documents you need to prove your loss.
Escalation Plan
DOT complaint, small claims, and attorney options.
Deadline Tracker
7 days for claim, 2 years for lawsuit.
Airline-Specific Instructions
How to submit to major carriers.
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Questions
Everything you need to know.
Is this legal advice?
This is not legal advice. It provides information about your rights and practical tools. For specific legal questions, consult an aviation attorney.
What is the Montreal Convention?
An international treaty that sets airline liability limits for lost or damaged baggage on international flights. The limit is approximately $1,800 per passenger (subject to currency conversion).
How long do I have to file a claim?
You must file a claim within 7 days of receiving your luggage (or 21 days for delayed baggage). For permanent loss, file as soon as possible. The guide covers deadlines.
What if I don't have receipts for my items?
You can use photos, credit card statements, or online purchase records. The guide includes tips for estimating value when receipts aren't available.
What if the airline offers me a low settlement?
You can reject it and negotiate. The guide includes strategies for negotiating a higher settlement.
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