Sentences with phrase «airline loses a traveler»

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Maguire says his airline is focused on nonstop service between smaller cities that lost service but still have business travelers who may not want to spend the time connecting through larger airlines» hubs.

If you've never had your luggage lost or delayed by an airline, then you're a lucky traveler.

Unless you are frequent airline traveler, I think the airline miles cards have lost favor.

The gold - standard credit card for travelers has lost some of its luster amid recent airline mergers.

United Airlines has been making a strong push to reclaim some of the frequent flyers — especially its top tier elite travelers — who were lost to competing programs in recent years.

If you've never had your luggage lost or delayed by an airline, then you're a lucky traveler.

But the Netherlands, Belgium and Spain have already dropped taxes on air travel, under pressure from the airline lobby, and after the revenues failed to meet predictions due to lost business as travelers made plans to avoid the extra charge.

Baggage coverage Airline coverage for lost, stolen, or damaged baggage is limited, but a traveler's risk is not limited to the airlines.

Many travelers are now aware that the airline provides limited coverage for lost, damaged, or destroyed baggage and delayed bags.

Most travelers are aware that the airline coverage for lost, damaged, or destroyed checked luggage is limited and there are strong limits on their liability if the contents are expensive.

Although most of the airlines have policies to provide compensation for the lost baggage, still the loss of baggage in transit is a fear of every traveler.

Some travelers assume that their travel insurance plan will pay a benefit for lost baggage separate from the airline's restitution, but that would amount to «double - dipping» and that's not how insurance works.

In most cases, travelers who lose their luggage during air travel do not get satisfactory compensation from airlines.

Travelers who lose their luggage may experience significant financial loss, especially if they have valuable items in their bags, and many of them will try to claim for compensation from the airlines.

Most travelers assume that the airline will reimburse them if their baggage is permanently lost or destroyed in flight, but the airlines actually assert strong limits on their liability for lost or damaged checked luggage.

If the baggage was not lost by their airline, you would have it already; travelers who have been inconvenienced by negligent airline service may not feel inclined to tip the person who delivers their luggage after a hectic and stressful ordeal, especially around the holidays.

Baggage and Personal Items Loss can provide refunds if a traveler has to purchase essential items due to an airline delay or if their baggage or personal items are delayed or lost.