Over 200 Israelis Stranded in Poland Without Luggage
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Over 200 Israelis arrived in Poland without their luggage.
- Ground handling company QAS is cited as the cause.
- Delegates must purchase essential items themselves.
- A quick return of the luggage is not expected.
More than 200 students and staff members from three delegations traveling from Rehovot and Ness Ziona arrived in Warsaw, Poland, only to discover their luggage had been left behind in Israel. Instead of starting their planned activities, the participants were forced to purchase essential items such as clothing, medication, and toiletries. An investigation by Ynet with the Airports Authority revealed that the problem did not stem from a strike or the authority itself, but from the ground services company QAS, which serves the airline Enter Air. Enter Air confirmed that none of the suitcases were loaded onto the flight. In the meantime, the delegation members must buy necessary items themselves and explore insurance reimbursement options. Enter Air and QAS have not yet provided a response.
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