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A few months ago, I had to fly from Boston (BOS) to San Francisco (SFO). Since I was planning to stay in San Francisco for a while, I decided to bring a checked bag with me. I was flying with Alaska Airlines, and I paid for my flight using Ritz-Carlton™ Credit Card.
However, when I landed in San Francisco, I was greeted with the news that my bag was left behind in Boston and was thus delayed. When I heard this, I immediately remembered that I could receive compensation for my delayed bag from Alaska Airlines, as well as from Chase, since I used a credit card with eligible travel insurance coverage.
My baggage ended up being delayed about 12 hours, since I had landed on the last flight of the night, and the next flight from Boston to San Francisco wasn’t departing until the morning.
