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Airlines lost 10,000 bags a day in '05
That is crazy! The USA Today reported that airlines lost an average of 10,000 bags a day in 2005! I have a feeling many airline workers are simply "loosing" them to see what is inside them in other cities.
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Wait. Is this all the airlines in the world or just the states? Well, there's a lot in the states alone, too. Hmm...doesn't sound so bad anymore. |