Aiko Melendez ‘disappointed’ after luggage gets damaged on Taiwan flight
Aiko Melendez expressed her disappointment on social media after her luggage got damaged during her flight to Taiwan.
In a Facebook post, Aiko shared photos of her luggage which showed cracks.
The actress then called out the airline for not treating their luggage with care. Aiko then asked why her luggage suffered such damage considering it wasn’t a full flight at all.
“Our belongings should be treated with care. It was not a full flight, but I’m wondering what went wrong,” Aiko wrote in the caption of her post.
She pointed out that her luggage never would have suffered the kind of damage it endured considering the brand her luggage is known for.
In the comments section, a businessman and her good friend, GP Reyes, asked where Aiko came from before she arrived in Taiwan.
Aiko explained that when her luggage came out of the carousel after she arrived in Taiwan, the luggage had already been damaged.
“I had just arrived in Taiwan… and when our luggage got out of the carousel, ganyan na
Aiko told GP.
She then went on to reveal that they tried looking for a counter to raise their concern, but they found none.
“Tapos we were looking for a counter [so that] we can report this. Walang counter,” she said.
Aiko said she was bro,” told to file a complaint, but said she didn’t know how, since the person she spoke to at the airport couldn’t speak English.
“I received a message from IG bro. They said, should I file a complaint? Walang tao and ‘yung isang kausap namin ‘di marunong mag-English,” she said.
Meanwhile, the airline company responded to Aiko’s post in the comments section and said they are truly sorry for what happened to her.
“Hi, Aiko. We are truly sorry for the inconvenience that this has caused. We understand how important your baggage is. We have noted that you have also reached out to us via Instagram. We assure you that we are looking into this matter and we’ll get back to you with updates via direct message. Thank you,” the airline company said. (push. abs-cbn.com)