With an airline flight, the most important thing is getting to your destination safe and sound. But perhaps the second-most important thing is making sure your stuff gets there safe and sound, as well.
That’s doubly important when you need that stuff to get around once you land. The Department of Transportation Office of Aviation Consumer Protection’s Air Travel Consumer Reports track which U.S. airlines fail to properly handle checked wheelchairs and motorized scooters, whether that means those mobility devices are getting “lost, damaged, delayed,” or “pilfered.” This Quartz analysis of those reports shows how often that happened in the first half of this year.
Click through to see which carriers were the most likely to mishandle checked bags.
