Lost baggage?Turn the mess into a claim file.
A practical toolkit for the moment your checked bag does not arrive — what to report, what to save, what to buy, and how to organize the paper trail before you file.
What happened to your bag?
The right next step changes depending on whether the bag is delayed, declared lost, or returned damaged. The toolkit keeps those paths separate.
It did not arrive
Report it before leaving, keep the reference number, and document reasonable replacement purchases.
The airline cannot find it
Build an item inventory, preserve proof of value, and keep the claim timeline in one place.
It arrived broken
Photograph the suitcase before repair or disposal and preserve the baggage report and receipts.
Lost Baggage Emergency Checklist
A two-page first-response sheet for the airport and the first stage of your claim.
Use this before you start writing a claim.
The free checklist is deliberately short. It is for the stressful first hour when you need to know what not to forget — not another long article to read at the carousel.
- First 30-minute airport actions
- Evidence and receipt checklist
- 7 / 21-day international complaint reminders
- U.S. checked-bag fee refund timing note
Everything organized before you hit “submit.”
The paid pack is not more reading. It is a working file: templates and trackers designed to reduce missing evidence, vague timelines and scattered receipts.
Claim Email Templates
Separate structures for delayed, lost and damaged baggage.
Expense Tracker
Log essentials, dates, amounts and receipt evidence.
Lost Item Inventory
Record contents, age, purchase value and supporting proof.
Evidence Checklist
Boarding pass, baggage tag, PIR, photos, messages and more.
Deadline Tracker
Keep complaint and follow-up dates visible in one place.
Airline Response Log
Track case numbers, replies, promises and next actions.
Full Claim Pack
One-time purchase. An information and organization toolkit — not legal advice.
From carousel to clean claim.
Trailandra’s role is simple: reduce the number of things you have to remember while the airline process is already taking your attention.
Report
Create the airline record and leave with a written reference number.
Document
Collect receipts, screenshots, photos, delivery timing and messages as they happen.
File
Use the templates and trackers to turn the evidence into an organized submission.
Before you use it.
The pack is built for travel organization and claim preparation. Airline rules, liability and eligibility can vary by itinerary and circumstances.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is a practical travel-information and document-organization toolkit. Always verify current airline, national and treaty rules that apply to your itinerary.
Does the $9 pack guarantee compensation?
No. No toolkit can guarantee airline reimbursement or compensation. The goal is to help you submit a cleaner, better-documented claim.
What can I use right now?
The free two-page emergency checklist is included in this patch and can be downloaded immediately from this page.
Where can I read the full baggage guide?
Read Lost or Delayed Baggage: What Airlines Owe You & How to Claim →
Less panic. Better records. A cleaner next step.
Start with the free checklist now. The Full Claim Pack becomes the next paid layer once the MVP proves people want it.