Useful advice

Some useful pieces of advice

- After check-in procedure, you should look at your air ticket to see if a luggage coupon is attached and if it suits a number of bags you checked-in.

- Remember how your luggage looks like and what colour it is. This is very important for the bags you have probably borrowed from.

- Do not bring food, fragile bottles and perishable stuffs. Try to imagine what could happen if such stuffs are kept in a warehouse for a couple of weeks.

- Airline is responsible only for checked-in luggage, i.e.those items being tagged. Passengers are responsible for cabin bags.

- Important and much-needed items like medicines, small gifts you are really fond of, a manuscript of your book or the only copy of your dissertation should be kept in your cabin luggage.

- For that reason you should mark at home each item of your luggage, putting on it your name and address. It could also be useful to add a name of the hotel you will stay in (as a temporary address). Nothing could be more useful when you trace a lost bag.

- The last but not the least important advice is never to leave your luggage unattended.