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氣炸！安省情侶追蹤加航弄丟的行李箱，最後竟有大發現！
你有過在加航丟行李的經曆嗎？小編在來加拿大第一天就遭遇過這樣的事情！
由於多倫多皮爾遜機場十年如一日的混亂，旅客們遇到的各種糟心事都被拍成了段子，放到了社交媒體上。
幾個月前，一對安省的夫婦開始用AirTag追蹤他們丟失的行李，近日他們驚奇地發現，行李箱回到了安省，但加拿大航空公司卻說行李箱已被捐贈。
Nakita Rees是一位舞者、編舞和運動治療師，她在TikTok上描述了他們在希臘度完蜜月回來後的遭遇。
Rees說，他們在蒙特利爾轉機，被要求重新托運行李，然後再飛往多倫多。抵達多倫多皮爾遜機場後，Rees順利拿到了行李，但他們很快就發現行李中丈夫的箱包不見了。
他們在填寫了一份丟失報告後，查了包裏的AirTag追蹤器，結果顯示包仍然在蒙特利爾，並接著在那裏放置了四個星期。
她說：“我們有點沮喪，但並不難過。”
之後，他們驚喜的發現包從蒙特利爾被運到了怡陶碧穀，他們非常“興奮”，以為他們的包終於可以找回來了。
然而，AirTag顯示，這個包去了一個住宅社區。
Rees說：“當我們查看AirTag追蹤器時，它顯示去了兩個不同的地方，大約相隔一兩條街，”
“它在那裏停了一個月、兩個月、三個月。沒有任何動靜，加航也沒有消息。”
在與加航打了幾個電話後，這對夫婦最終決定自己前往AirTag顯示的地方，找到他們的包，於是他們摸索著來到了一個公共倉儲設施。
她說：“我丈夫開始用手電筒在公共倉儲設施的一些門裏窺視，然後他看到這裏從地板到天花板都堆滿了行李。”
這時Rees和丈夫決定報警，因為他們被眼前這一幕驚呆了。
Rees說：“加航說我們的行李箱被捐給了一個慈善機構，因為他們認為它沒有失主。我們在過去四個月裏一直在追蹤我們的行李，但它實際上從未真正丟失，因為我們知道它一直都在哪裏。”
警方告訴她，他們在該倉庫中發現了500多件行李，其中一些包裏有iPhone、筆記本電腦、iPad和更多的AirTags。
Rees對這件事非常氣憤，她說：“加航正在占有我們的財產，並決定需要對其進行處理和捐贈。”
Rees說，她還沒能查到該慈善機構的名稱。
加航向他們賠償了她丈夫行李箱中衣服價值的四分之一。之後Rees查看了條款，想知道接受賠償是否意味著行李的所有權會轉給加航？結果是，並沒有找到相關的條例。
Rees希望和她有相同遭遇的人，都可以站出來說點什麽，或者給航空公司高管發電子郵件來推動事情發展。
她說：“如果沒有足夠多的人傳播這個消息，他們就不會做出改變。我們需要擴大影響，因為他們的這種做法是不對的，這是犯罪。這是我的財產，在未經我同意和不知情的情況下就被捐贈了。”
在多倫多皮爾遜機場丟失行李的案例每年都有很多，其中有不少華人朋友都經曆過。箱子裏的財務以及眾多私人物品就這麽消失不見，實在讓人氣憤！
Ontario couple tracking lost baggage shocked that Air Canada gave it to charity
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Get the latest news sent daily to your inbox so you’re always in the know.After months of tracking their lost luggage with an AirTag and trying to retrieve their belongings, one couple was stunned to learn that Air Canada had allegedly donated their suitcase to a charity.
Nakita Rees, a dancer, choreographer, and athletic therapist from Ontario, took to TikTok to describe their ordeal after returning from their honeymoon in Greece.
After landing in Montreal, Rees said they had to recheck their bags for their flight to Toronto. After arriving at Toronto Pearson Airport, she said, “My bag made it back; my husband’s did not.”
They filled out a lost bag report and checked their AirTag tracker, which showed that the bag was still in Montreal, where it sat for four weeks.
“We were a little frustrated but weren’t upset,” she said.
As they saw their bag being transported from Montreal to Etobicoke, they said they were “pumped,” assuming their bag was headed for a storage facility.
However, the AirTag showed that the bag was in a residential community.
“My husband said when he looked at the AirTag tracker it showed up at two different locations, two different houses that were about a street or two apart,” said Rees, adding that he went to these houses to find out what was going on.
When they checked the AirTag again, their bag was apparently in a storage facility. But once there, Rees said that “it sat there for a month, two months, three months. No movement, nothing from Air Canada.”
After several phone calls with Air Canada, the couple finally decided to head to the storage facility and try to find their bag.
“[My husband] started peering through some doors with his flashlight in the public storage facility until he found the one that was piled floor to ceiling high with luggage,” she said.
That’s when they got the police involved and were shocked to learn what they found.
“Our luggage was donated to a charity on behalf of Air Canada because they deemed it lost even though we were tracking our luggage last for the last four months,” Rees said. “It was never actually truly lost because we know where it was the entire time.”
Police told her they found over 500 pieces of luggage in the facility, with some bags containing iPhones, laptops, iPads, and more AirTags.
“They said they could hear AirTags beeping,” said Rees. “Cops are unimpressed [with] how Air Canada is handling this in that they are taking possession and ownership of our property and deciding what needs to be done with it and donating it.”
She said she hadn’t been able to find out the name of the charity yet.
Air Canada compensated them for a quarter of the value of the three weeks of clothes in her husband’s suitcase. The airline sent an e-transfer to her account.
“So I looked into the terms and conditions to see if me accepting compensation changed over ownership to Air Canada, and there’s nothing,” she said, adding that their bag has been “wrongfully donated.”
And for those who find themselves in the same situation, Rees urges them to keep pushing by speaking up and emailing airline executives.
“Because they will not do anything and they will not change until enough people start spreading the word,” she said. “We need this to be huge because this is wrong and this is criminal. And this is my property that was donated without my consent and without my knowing.”
