Originally Posted by
Jainzar
The several times my luggage did not arrive with me the baggage handler at the airport called and asked if they can deliver it. No contact with the airline's CS necessary. That's my experience with SK and AY so far (outside of their hubs).
Unfortunately, Jainzar, I wasn't as lucky as you have been (and neither was Arctifox by the sound of it). The baggage handlers didn't call or text me as they had promised. When I called the number they gave, only a robot answered. I left messages but my calls were never returned. My luggage did show up at my hotel 4 days later. I had purchased 2 sets of clothing + a pair of shoes for a conference I was attending (total cost less than US$ 500) and sent a claim in via their online form. Only a robot answered. I did get one mail that appeared to be from a human, but it was only a standard letter that asked me to send the receipts I had already sent with the online form. i answered the mail and re-sent the receipts, but haven't since had a response to that e-mail, nor has any human being from SAS contacted me for that matter. I did find a link to a web-chat service SAS has. About 10 days ago the person there said I would hear back soon CS was working on May 17 and my complaint was from May 19. I contacted the chat service a week later, and was told they couldn't tell me what date CS was working on and that I had to be patient. The person promised they would check and e-mail me back. That sounded nice but then I just got an automated e-mail saying "Hi Regarding your customer care case number xxx ... they have you registered in the system. Best regards SAS" Their ad-campaigns say "We are travellers". I guess they are talking about themselves because they must all be off somewhere having a nice journey while customers like me are left sitting, waiting until they come back and do some work so we can get some service....