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New Study: Over Half of TSA Item Reimbursement Requests Were Denied in 2016
Ryan Boyd August 24, 2017
Montreal, PQ, Canada - November 15, 2015: Airline passengers waiting in line to pass through airport security at Pierre Eliott Trudeau airport
According to a recent study by air charter company Stratos Jet Charters, travelers whose items are lost or damaged by the Transportation Security Administration face a difficult time trying to collect reimbursement for damage done to their personal effects. In a survey of 4,294 claims filed with the agency in 2016 and early 2017, Stratos Jet Charters discovered that 68 percent of requests were denied, and that approved claims yielded flyers an average of $135.
To read more on this study, go to Stratos Jet Charters.
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New Study: Over Half of TSA Item Reimbursement Requests Were Denied in 2016
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Same think happened to me Rukes
TSA cut the zippers in my TSA built-in lock on my suitcase. Even left a TSA note. But with all the evidence, TSA denied my bag claim saying they didn't do it. Thankfully American Express reimbursed me.