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Lost Baggage :
If your baggage is lost, you should immediately contact airline staff and file a written complaint with the documents below:
- Flight coupon/ticket
- Baggage tag
- Id-card(passport, driving license)
All these documents and information are necessary for creating a PIR (Property Irregularity Report) in order to search for lost baggage in the WorldTracer System. Station offices are responsible for just the first 5 days. If your baggage is not located within the first 5 days; you should complain to the Central Baggage Tracing Department with:
- PIR (Property Irregularity Report)
- Baggage tag
- Flight coupon/ticket
- Id-card (passport, driving license)
- Declaration form (for lost baggage's contents' list and prices)
The Central Baggage Tracing Department will then create a file that enables an in-depth investigation for another month. If the baggage is still impossible to locate, they will transfer the file to the Insurance Department for compensation.
Damaged Pilfered Baggage:
If your baggage is damaged or pilfered you should report this immediately to a member of the airline staff and file a written complaint in case of noticeable damage such as where a wheel or handle is broken, the surface material is torn, or there are missing items within, and include;
- Flight coupon
- Baggage tag
- Id-card (passport, driving license)
According to International Regulations, in the case of a damaged/pilfered baggage, passengers have to report the incident within 7 days from the date that the journey is completed.
Late Delivery:
In accordance with International Regulations, in the case of late delivery of a passenger’s baggage, complaints must be filed with in 21 days from the date of delivery.
Connection:
Central Baggage Tracing Department.
- Address:
Atatürk Airport International DepartureTerminal IML3247 Yeşilköy 34149 - Tel:
+90 212 444 0 849 - Fax:
+90 212 463 23 87 - E-mail:
bat@thy.com
Istanbul Lost & Found Office (24 hours)
- Tel:
+90 212 444 0 849
Click here to check the status of your baggage.
THY A.O. is not responsible for the forgotten objects in aircraft that are under the responsibility of the passenger.


