Airline Liability
12 September 2006, 04:52 PM
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Airline Liability
Hypothetical question for the NSR font of knowledge:
If I were traveling abroad for a couple of weeks and the carrier loses my luggage - be it stolen, lost, whatever. Is there a limit to their liability - such as the Montreal Convention or is this on a carrier by carrier basis?
As I am obviously put at a great inconvenience having to buy new clothes and toiletries and there is also the value of the clothes and posessions that I had in my suitcase, not to mention the case itself...
Has anybody any experience of this?
TIA
If I were traveling abroad for a couple of weeks and the carrier loses my luggage - be it stolen, lost, whatever. Is there a limit to their liability - such as the Montreal Convention or is this on a carrier by carrier basis?
As I am obviously put at a great inconvenience having to buy new clothes and toiletries and there is also the value of the clothes and posessions that I had in my suitcase, not to mention the case itself...
Has anybody any experience of this?
TIA
12 September 2006, 08:42 PM
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I'm sure the financial liability is stated on the back of the ticket, me thinks . . .Something like the Warsaw Convention (no - not the Warsaw Pact 
) - I I think its 10000 USD, but please don't quote me on that . .
) - I I think its 10000 USD, but please don't quote me on that . .
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