A Cambridge woman has chronicled her months-long process of getting her baggage back from Air Canada after her honeymoon in Greece. She used an AirTag tracker to follow its movements, but Air Canada did not pick it up to return it to her at any of its known locations for months.
Police got involved and told Nakita Rees that one of Air Canada’s third-party luggage-handlers had donated the bag to charity. Rees told CP24 on Monday that it was returned to her after all.
“[I feel] relieved—everything’s in there—but also, it still almost frustrates me more,” she said….