His plane ticket cost $500, but what eventually got spat out onto the carousel would set him back four times that amount. 9News
Queenslander Andrew Glykidis had that ominous feeling in Brisbane Airport on August 1, after he'd flown home withHis plane ticket cost $500, but what eventually got spat out onto the carousel would set him back four times that amount.Andrew Glykidis said his clothing and personal possessions inside his wrecked luggage were lost or damaged.
As he was about to head for the Qantas lost baggage counter, Glykidis said his sister-in-law piped up.But Glykidis was unmoved. It was a weird, unrecognisable object."And I'm like, 'holy shit, that's my stuff!'"The chewed up remains of his luggage was "shoved in a plastic bag" and wrapped up with Qantas branded orange tape, he said.Photographs Glykidis shared with 9news.com.au showed his grey bag catastrophically shredded and torn open.
Qantas promptly paid out $112 for the canvas bag, he said, but the airline had still to approved his claim for contents. Andrew Glykidis was stunned at the state of his bag, when it finally appeared on the luggage carousel at Brisbane Airport.He feels like Qantas has "run away" and left him to deal with the aftermath.
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