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Airlines consistently undersettle baggage claims because most passengers do not know the Montreal Convention maximum or what evidence is acceptable. MeBaggage builds lost luggage, delayed baggage and damaged luggage claims, then pursues the airline.
People search for luggage, airlines use baggage. We handle both: lost luggage, delayed baggage, damaged luggage and formal airline baggage compensation claims.
Yes. If your checked bag is lost, the airline may owe compensation under the Montreal Convention. We turn your lost luggage evidence into a formal baggage claim.
Airlines often treat baggage as lost after 21 days. Before then, you may still be able to claim reasonable essential expenses caused by delayed luggage.
Yes. Damaged luggage claims can cover repair or replacement value. Photos, a PIR report, baggage tags and receipts can all help.
Useful evidence includes your PIR report, bag tag, booking confirmation, photos, receipts, bank statements, order history and any airline messages about the baggage problem.
Baggage claims are stronger when the Property Irregularity Report, bag tag, booking, photos, receipts and airline messages are kept together. MeBaggage checks whether the claim is for lost contents, delayed-bag essentials or repair and replacement value.