Identify problem airports with late baggage delivery
#1
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Original Poster
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Southern Alberta
Posts: 20,550
Identify problem airports with late baggage delivery
I noticed that there was a thread that related delays with luggage delay at the arrival airports.
My suggestion here is to identify problematic airports for luggage delivery. Details would be helpful. Priority luggage delivery would also be helpful.
If this thread has any traction, I will later post the link to this thread to the suggestion box thread.
AC can then identity the weak points in the baggage delivery system and fix them.
My suggestion here is to identify problematic airports for luggage delivery. Details would be helpful. Priority luggage delivery would also be helpful.
If this thread has any traction, I will later post the link to this thread to the suggestion box thread.
AC can then identity the weak points in the baggage delivery system and fix them.
#6
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: YEG
Programs: AC
Posts: 813
BRU..... I know it isnt a large destination for AC, but last flight I waited 45 minutes for the baggage at the carousel after waiting for 20 minutes in the immigration line.
On a small plus the priority bags were the first out.
On a small plus the priority bags were the first out.
#7
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: LHR, GLA and YVR
Posts: 1,684
YYZ.
A few things that I would like to see YYZ change besides the slow baggage delivery.
1. Charging $2 for a luggage cart and then when you return the cart you only get 25 cents back
2. Not having your luggage automatically go through to your connecting flight.
A few things that I would like to see YYZ change besides the slow baggage delivery.
1. Charging $2 for a luggage cart and then when you return the cart you only get 25 cents back
2. Not having your luggage automatically go through to your connecting flight.
#8
Join Date: Nov 2008
Programs: AC SE
Posts: 1,014
The other issue with YYZ is the silly way they handle the inevitable clogs on the carousel when they're dispensing the bags from big flights.
Last time this happened, an employee came out, unclogged the belt, and started the belt up again, resulting in another clog 30 seconds later. This process was repeated until a bunch of us frustrated passengers started standing up the bags to allow more to be packed on the belt. When we asked him why he wasn't doing that, his response was "Unless the belt is clogged, I'm not allowed to touch the bags".
Last time this happened, an employee came out, unclogged the belt, and started the belt up again, resulting in another clog 30 seconds later. This process was repeated until a bunch of us frustrated passengers started standing up the bags to allow more to be packed on the belt. When we asked him why he wasn't doing that, his response was "Unless the belt is clogged, I'm not allowed to touch the bags".
#11
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Canada
Programs: *G
Posts: 2,304
The other issue with YYZ is the silly way they handle the inevitable clogs on the carousel when they're dispensing the bags from big flights.
Last time this happened, an employee came out, unclogged the belt, and started the belt up again, resulting in another clog 30 seconds later. This process was repeated until a bunch of us frustrated passengers started standing up the bags to allow more to be packed on the belt. When we asked him why he wasn't doing that, his response was "Unless the belt is clogged, I'm not allowed to touch the bags".
Last time this happened, an employee came out, unclogged the belt, and started the belt up again, resulting in another clog 30 seconds later. This process was repeated until a bunch of us frustrated passengers started standing up the bags to allow more to be packed on the belt. When we asked him why he wasn't doing that, his response was "Unless the belt is clogged, I'm not allowed to touch the bags".
#13
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: SIN / FRA
Programs: UA MP - 1K
Posts: 666
The other issue with YYZ is the silly way they handle the inevitable clogs on the carousel when they're dispensing the bags from big flights.
Last time this happened, an employee came out, unclogged the belt, and started the belt up again, resulting in another clog 30 seconds later. This process was repeated until a bunch of us frustrated passengers started standing up the bags to allow more to be packed on the belt. When we asked him why he wasn't doing that, his response was "Unless the belt is clogged, I'm not allowed to touch the bags".
Last time this happened, an employee came out, unclogged the belt, and started the belt up again, resulting in another clog 30 seconds later. This process was repeated until a bunch of us frustrated passengers started standing up the bags to allow more to be packed on the belt. When we asked him why he wasn't doing that, his response was "Unless the belt is clogged, I'm not allowed to touch the bags".
Happens each and every time I arrive at YYZ from FRA...........
Last edited by tnkngn; Sep 26, 2010 at 6:57 pm Reason: Adding comment