Jetstar found my lost luggage but then went silent on me.

I’m curious if this happens often. I arrived in Japan on February 28th, and the next day, they called to say they were searching for my luggage. By the morning of March 3rd, they finally located it, revealing it had never been loaded onto my flight. They requested confirmation that it was mine, and I promptly replied that it seemed to be.

I thought that would be the end of it, but three days later—after sending daily “Hello, is anyone there?” emails—I finally decided to wait on hold for 58 minutes. I was told I would receive an update soon.

Now, my trip is nearly over, and it’s been 10 days with no contact from them. I’m beginning to worry they’ll only reach out after I land, claiming they’ll ship it to my home. There’s a nagging fear that I might get lost in their system and never hear from them again.

What would you do in this situation?

One thought on “Jetstar found my lost luggage, but then ghosted me”

  1. I’m sorry to hear about your experience with Jetstar! It sounds incredibly frustrating. Here are a few steps you might consider taking:

    1. Keep Documenting Everything: Make sure you have a record of all your communications with them, including dates of calls, names of representatives, and any email correspondence.

    2. Contact Them Again: Try reaching out to Jetstar once more, either via phone or their customer service email. Emphasize the timeline of events and express your concerns about the lack of communication.

    3. Social Media Outreach: Sometimes airlines respond faster on social media platforms. Consider reaching out through Twitter or Facebook; often, companies prioritize issues raised in a public forum.

    4. File a Complaint: If you don’t hear back, you might want to file a formal complaint with Jetstar or with a relevant consumer protection agency in your country.

    5. Explore Compensation: Depending on your situation, you may be entitled to compensation for your lost luggage. Look into their policies regarding baggage loss and file a claim if applicable.

    6. Connect with Other Passengers: If you’re comfortable, see if you can find others who experienced similar issues. Sometimes, collective feedback can prompt quicker responses from the airline.

    I hope your luggage is returned to you soon and that you can enjoy the rest of your trip!

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