Air Canada is taking legal action against a flyer who had their luggage “lost” by the airline. According to CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation), Air Canada wants the Canadian Transportation Agency to reverse an order it gave the airline to pay $2,079 to flyer Alaa Tannous, who flew with his wife via the airline in 2022. Air Canada’s challenge in federal court stems from Tannous’ luggage being lost when he and his wife landed in Vancouver after a domestic flight from Toronto. Tannous claimed that on that day, an Air Canada employee told the couple that the airline couldn’t track down their baggage’s whereabouts.
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