Lost Bags

Oleh Dennis

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I've learned the hard way — much to my mother's delight — that not washing dirty laundry for three months is a terrible idea. But perhaps more importantly, I've learned that while losing luggage is a HUGE pain, there is potential for a happy ending. Ever wonder what happened to that piece of lost luggage that was never seen again? In some instances, the airport where it was left could have auctioned it off for profit. One of the busiest hubs in the United States is Miami International Airport Lost luggage is a seemingly unavoidable inevitability for the frequent traveller. Millions of bags either get left behind, sent to the wrong city or simply disappear completely every year. GlobaTrac has created Trakdot Luggage to give the constant flyer a LONDON --Almost every airline traveler knows the feeling: handing your suitcase over at the airline check-in counter, watching it go down the conveyor belt - then hoping the bag makes it to your destination. Now, some airlines are preparing to roll out It took a little while, but Maria Dellos has her luggage back. How long? Oh, about 20 years. Dellos, who owns Maria's Art Creations in Tuscon, Arizona, got a call from the TSA recently about some lost luggage. At first, she didn't think too much about it. Think of all the things you could lose in life. Your luggage. Your wallet. Hey, even your kid! With the help of the upcoming device iTraq, you can keep track of your valuables straight from your smart phone. And if you happen to lose that, you can use the .

Emirates Airline has been ordered to pay £1,200 ($1,842) to a UK businessman after the carrier lost his luggage en route to Dubai. Abrar Khan lost everything but the clothes on his back during a planned eight-day business trip which he was forced to based on U.S. Department of Transportation data showing that only three out of every 1,000 passengers reported a bag lost, delayed, damaged or pilfered in 2012. Although that’s the lowest level of mishandled baggage since the government started TUCSON, Dec. 19 (UPI) --An Arizona woman said her faith in the airline industry was restored when her lost luggage was returned to her after 20 years. Maria Dellos, owner of Maria's Art Creations in Tucson, said she received a call Tuesday from the AT&T EyeDecrypt can show off Social Security number that is hidden from the bad guys. (Photo: Eli Blumenthal) NEW YORK — AT&T's self-proclaimed network of the future has a truly geeky name: User-Defined Network Cloud. But AT&T claims such a network .