One Saskatoon woman’s wild journey finding her luggage after trip to Mexico
After attempting to search through multiple luggage storage rooms in Cancún, Calgary and back home in Saskatoon in hopes of finding the bright green suitcase, she never found it.One of the many rooms Michelle Linklater searched for her luggage in across Cancun, Calgary and Saskatoon.“I got home on Dec. 31 and that was when I got the first email saying we have located your luggage,” Linklater said. “Your luggage was located in Mexico on Dec. 23.
In a statement to Global News, WestJet said, “Our baggage teams across our network continue to sort through the delivery of baggage after the large backlog of cancellations experienced over the holidays, but they are working around the clock to get them moving and delivered to our guests as fast as possible.”
“We sincerely apologize for the impact this has had on guests and appreciate their patience as we work to deliver their baggage as quickly as possible.” And while WestJet may be working on getting luggage back to hundreds of customers, it doesn’t make it any easier for Linklater and she doesn’t expect to receive her luggage at all.
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