The lost luggage, which is still waiting in Iona, was just one of several hiccups on a journey that included cancelations, delays, and huge lines at Chicago Airport's immigration checkpoints, underlining the impact of the travel chaos affecting Europe and the US this summer. "I tried to explain that Iona is very remote and it would not arrive on time, but they said there was nothing they could do." "We were going back to Glasgow for a day anyway and could pick our bags up at the airport."Īs Bayer predicted, the luggage didn't arrive until 5 days after they had checked out, when they were already on the other side of the country in Edinburgh. "I found an e-mail for them and begged them to not ship our bags to the hotel, because they would not arrive on time," Ansen told Insider. Ansen Bayerīecause the couple had to take a train, a bus, and two ferries to reach their hotel in Iona, a remote island off the West coast of Scotland, they feared it was unlikely their luggage would arrive before they left. In the meantime, the couple made do with clothes lent to them by travel companions.Īnsen Bayer and his wife Amandria on the Scottish island of Iona. Ansen filed a complaint and was told by Eagle Aviation, the company used by Aer Lingus, that their bags would be shipped to their hotel. When they arrived in Glasgow, he noticed their bags were missing, along with those owned by six other passengers. Ansen, who had mostly brought carry-on luggage to avoid it getting lost, was forced to check his bags in Chicago anyway. The couple were travelling for their 15th wedding anniversary and had their flights cancelled twice before their trip started. The Bayers, who are still without their luggage, were travelling for their 15th wedding anniversary.Īn airline sent a couple's lost luggage to a hotel on a remote Scottish island, five days after they had checked out and were on the other side of the country.Īnsen Bayer and his wife Amandria flew with American Airlines from Chicago to Dublin in Ireland, before changing to an Aer Lingus flight to Glasgow, Scotland. Ansen Bayer and his wife Amandria's luggage was lost between Dublin and Glasgow on a "once in a lifetime trip." Ansen BayerĪer Lingus and luggage agents delivered bags to a couple's hotel 5 days after they checked out.Īnsen Bayer and his wife travelled to Iona, a remote Scottish island, wearing friends' clothes.
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