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Dealing with Travel Problems
Nadia wants one thing from Dublin Airport, and it is not advice. She wants her red suitcase. The belt has gone around twice. Other people have taken their bags and walked away. Hers is not among them. She watches one more time. The belt is still moving, and she wants to be sure.
The suitcase still does not come. She does not go outside to the taxis. The people who can start a search are in the hall behind her. A hotel desk cannot start a search that nobody filed. She follows the sign that says lost luggage. At the counter, a woman named Ruth has a form ready, as if missing bags are a normal part of her afternoon.
"It was on this flight," Nadia says. She puts her boarding pass down. "The suitcase is red, with a blue ribbon on the handle.