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![]() Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Front Range
Posts: 9,178
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No. Airports are there to stay in business though. Customer's getting ripped off is not something they want to be known for. It can seriously hurt their business. People will choose to avoid flying there. It is likely that the airport has video of the thief and hopefully he/she is caught.
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 87
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Police reports filed w/ serial #'s included. In the meantime - keep an eye out for a 161 raygun w/ white weirdassed stickers, matching white k2 bindings... and while we're at it, that blue checker dakine low roler bag por favor. I get the feeling that it's already long gone n never coming back tho... Watching CL anyhow.. |
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Join Date: May 2009
Posts: 321
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The (kind of) good news? The airline is liable up to a certain amount, depending on what was in the bag. My buddy had his ski bag stolen in Washington, and the airline paid him in full for their value. Make sure you have a police report, everything is documented, and then make a claim with your flight provider. Good luck man. |
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