US: From CNN: From an estimated 250 to 300 million pieces of luggage, the TSA “has paid almost $39,000 to settle about 485 claims [of lost, stolen or damaged luggage]. About 145 were denied, and 47 were withdrawn. The rest of the complaints — more than 6,000 — are pending.” TSA and the airlines are still determining who was responsible in some cases.
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Where’s my luggage?
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Posted Saturday, 28 June 2003, 15:53 HST @995
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