Someone made a Twitter account for all the luggage lost by Air Canada

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Cancelled flights are not the only “unavoidable challenges” Air Canada is facing.

The airline has lost so much luggage lately that someone felt compelled to start a Twitter account to connect Air Canada passengers who have been separated from their bags.

The aptly named @AClostmyluggage has retweeted more than 260 travellers since June 28.

Two separate passengers were searching for lost car seats, while one woman was looking for her wedding dress.

@AirCanada find my bag please!!!!!! I just need my wedding dress 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

— Letícia Souza (@LetciaS16307984) June 20, 2022

More than two dozen would-be PGA Tour Canada participants found themselves club-less; at least one tweeted that they had to forgo the tournament.

@AirCanada has managed to lose about 25 @PGATOURCanada players’ golf clubs in one flight. Not a single set of clubs on the flight!!
All of us coming from Saskatoon, SK and you have managed to lose every single set. 1/2

— Saptak Talwar (@SaptakTalwar) June 27, 2022

Multiple travellers were stranded without medication. One person said Air Canada forced their parents to check their bag, and that their father was now out of life-saving medication.

@AirCanada you lost my luggage that has my life sustaining medicine in it. I am in Paris without enough insulin and no way to get it. Please answer your phones!!

— Audrey Stalets (@ajstalets) June 30, 2022

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Two dogs were seen lost along with luggage in Montreal’s Pierre Elliott Trudeau Airport.

Hey @AirCanada – there are two dogs in baggage reclaimation – can someone make sure their owners know where they are (and maybe get them a little water) #gooddoggos #sadpuppy pic.twitter.com/ZhID2KO0jH

— Mike Drought (@Acdcsocks) June 27, 2022

Bags have been missing for several days and even up to a month. One user even tweeted a photo of what could be her bag, stuck in Lisbon.

@AirCanada this might be my bag. Lisbon airport…these bags are in a pile set aside for Canada. Can you please check? It’s been 4 weeks! pic.twitter.com/eo5tj3jT5W

— Helen Stukator (@hscwood) July 3, 2022

Dozens of users reported that trying to communicate with Air Canada had been a struggle, too. Several said they’d spent hours on hold, only to be hung up on, while others tweeted that their DMs and emails to the airline had gone unanswered for days.

I just… can’t get over the fact that @AirCanada missed transferring my bags when both of my flights were on the SAME AIRPLANE. Five days later and no word. Did I get ghosted by an entire airline? https://t.co/Xx9qzG18Sp

— Dianna Cowern (@thephysicsgirl) July 3, 2022

Regardless of what was lost and for how long, @AClostmyluggage seems to have summed up passengers’ collective experience with one single tweet:

save yourself a headache and never fly @AirCanada

— air_canada_lost_my_luggage (@AClostmyluggage) June 29, 2022