Her life was in the air-line
An independent content creator says she is the thousands of dollars poorer after claiming that an airline lost a bag that contained almost all that belonged to while it was moving to another country.
“I was quite stressed out because he had everything I owned,” Bianca Beemer CTV News told.
The 30-year-old influencer, who regularly shares travel content in Tiktok and Instagram, had moved from Toronto, Canada, Berlin, Germany, in August 2024.
To prepare her new life, she whittle worth decades of assets in a manable piece that she hit in two bags-a suitcase and her boyfriend’s hockey bag, which she searched at the airport.
The performance was filled with camera equipment and other means of her trade, while Dufel contained mainly sentimental items, including a scarf she inherited from her grandmother who passed away from Covid.
Total value of its assets: about $ 7,000.
Upon arriving at Toronto Pearson International Airport, Beemer was told that he would have to check the hockey bag in a special kiosk because he weighed 75 pounds.
“When I went to check my excess bag, they asked me to pay money, which I thought was a strange kind,” the influencer said, who said she ended up strengthening over $ 277.
She then entered her multistop, first flying with Condor Airlines in Frankfurt and then jumping on a Lufthansa flight to the last match to Berlin.
Unfortunately, when Beemer reached a recent destination, she discovered that her bags had not followed together.
Airport employees reported that they were still in Frankfurt, in which Canuck thought he would have to go back and “go home”.
“I was still quite optimistic that my bag would appear because why wouldn’t my bag be displayed?” Beemer said, despite the devastating realization.
Quickly five months ago – and its duffel has not yet surfaced.
Since extinction, Beemer has engaged in hundreds of interactions with Lufthansa and Condor, she claimed, spending hours on the phone and sending countless email to try and hit the missing suitcases, which she detailed in the videos of Variaus in its ticking.
However, the messages of Globertotter will often dance again unanswered. In the rare event that that Gothold of an airline representative, they would give conflicting details on the location of her luggage, she said.
Beemer said she found the “super worrying” experience, mourning, “this was not a vacation bag – it was a bag that I had to move the places.”
Condor put the blame in Lufthansa for throwing the ball, er, purse.
“” According to the Rules of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), in the event of a delay or loss of luggage, the airline that the luggage carried for the last time is responsible, “said a spokesman for the Daily Mail.” , this is Lufthansa, so unfortunately Condor is unable to provide any further information. “
However, they offered to reimburse her baggage charges as a “gesture sympathy”.
Lufthansa’s Rept claimed that “the refund was provided with regard to what was listed on the contents of missing items”.
However, Beemer claimed she was rigid in both cases, insisting she did not get the Condor luggage refund, while Lufthansa just reimbursed it for $ 1,500 worth $ 7,000.
However, flight experts have noted that the last figure would be in accordance with the Montreal Convention, a treaty describing the lines for international air travel.
Either way, Beemer claimed that “no amount of money” could make up the items that lost airlines.
“You can’t accumulate things during your lifetime, and they have to do with you, and I can’t go out alone and replace it,” she said.
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