To prevent your luggage from getting lost, make your suitcase eye-catching and easily recognizable.
Airport employees said that airplane passengers often make a subtle mistake that results in their luggage getting lost and their vacation turning from a wonderful holiday into an exhausting hassle. However, it is not difficult to avoid this annoying mistake.
The Sun writes about this.
According to experienced airport employees, problems with lost and found luggage can most often be avoided if your suitcase is the “right” color. Most thieves who operate at the airport will not even think of stealing your suitcase if it is brightly colored or has some unique design. Such luggage attracts unwanted attention to criminals, so they are more likely to choose one of the dozens of faceless dark suitcases that are almost impossible to distinguish from each other on the baggage claim belt.
According to airport staff, travelers are better off not using black suitcases at all, because they are difficult to distinguish from each other, and searching for your luggage often takes a very long time.
So never buy suitcases of these colors:
If you have already bought such a suitcase, do not rush to get upset – the situation can be fixed.
“Make it easier for you to spot your luggage on the baggage claim belt, especially if your suitcase is black, dark blue or gray, “like 99.9% of passengers,” advised Frankfurt Airport Director Stefan Schulte.
Make your suitcase recognizable with your own hands. To do this, you can use:
You can even give free rein to your imagination and paint your suitcase – the more unique and brighter, the better.
In addition, when buying a suitcase, you also need to pay attention to the strength of the material from which it is made, in order to avoid unpleasant situations and not spoil the impression of the trip.
Let us remember that a regular flight can bring both negative and positive emotions. Flight attendants recommend effective life hacks that will help you enjoy your flight and make it as comfortable as possible.
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