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Letter Title: Write to the airline to explain your luggage was lost

Keywords or Topics: lost item, luggage

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Question:
Write to the airline to explain your luggage was lost.
Answer 1
Dear Sir / Madam,

I was one of the passengers who took the flight from Istanbul (Turkey) to Gatwick (London) on the 2nd of July. Unfortunately, my luggage did not come out after the flight. Although I have explained this to Mr. Timpson, who was in charge at the Luggage Claim Office, I have not heard from him.

My luggage is Black, and my size is 55 x 40 x 20 cm. Two stickers are on one side, and one yellow heart-shaped sticker is on the other.

I need a few books and a copy of my thesis ...
Score: 80%
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Letter Questions for Topic : lost item
1. Write to a bus company to thank its employees for recovering your lost item.
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2. Write to the Lost and Found department of the railway to report lost luggage.
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3. Write to report the certificate loss and request the principal to help.
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4. Write to thank someone who has returned your bag with all its belongings that you lost.
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5. Write to thank the person who returned your recently lost driving license.
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6. Write to the airport to request they help you find and return your left bag.
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Letter Questions for Topic : luggage
1. Write to the owner of a piece of lost luggage with a label with their name and address.
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2. Write to the Lost and Found department of the railway to report lost luggage.
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