Suitcases are produced in large quantities in similar types and colors. Everyone knows that. For this reason, many passengers attach ribbons to their suitcases. Dublin Airport Officer, Ireland, John advised tourists to remove the ribbons that are often tied to suitcases. Quoting the RSVP Live page, this can cause delays in bringing suitcases onto the plane.
«The bands people tie to their suitcases that help identify Digital Agency Jakarta them can cause problems when suitcases are scanned in the baggage hall. If bags can’t be scanned automatically, they can be processed manually, meaning your bag can’t be taken on the flight,» says John.
Don’t Tie Ribbons on Suitcases in Luggage
«Removing Old Stickers From Bags is also a good idea. This can cause confusion in the scanning process,» he adds.
Apart from avoiding ribbon ties on suitcases, John also recommends that the wheels of the suitcase be pointed upwards when put in the trunk. This position prevents damage to the suitcase while it is in the trunk.
Another suggestion is to remove old stickers from suitcases that will be checked and stored in the trunk. According to John, removing old stickers prevents Chat Bot AI officers from feeling confused when carrying out inspections.
What if the suitcase is lost?
To avoid lost bags, a lawyer from the United States named Erika Kullberg who likes creating video content on flight tips provides advice. Take a photo of the suitcase that will be checked in before checking in.
«If you’ve been following me, you know that if your bag is damaged, delayed or lost, the airline is responsible for up to $3,800, or around Rp. 61,632,000 (exchange rate Rp. 16,200),» said Erika, citing the Express page.
«I took a picture as proof of what the bag looked like at check-in, just in case I needed to claim the money.» Erika said.