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Lost Baggage Is Latest Headache Travelers Face This Summer

LONDON—Another casualty of the airline business’s struggle to meet surging demand: extra misplaced baggage.

Erin Morrison flew to Scotland from Charlotte, N.C., final month to have fun her honeymoon, a visit that had been postponed for 2 years by the pandemic. When she landed, her and her husband’s two items of baggage, together with objects they wanted for his or her 15-month-old son, have been nowhere to be discovered.

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