Incidents that Bagaer Would Have Prevented
Every day, passengers around the world encounter dramatic situations with their luggage: deliberately switched tags, mysterious losses, stolen items, and even pets that disappear or die during transport.
Brazilian women detained in Germany
Cases such as that of the two Brazilian women unjustly arrested in Germany after an alleged exchange of luggage containing drugs, or that of celebrities who publicly reported the disappearance of personal items, are not exceptions: they are warnings.
Anitta and Duda Beat
During a trip to Greece, singers Anitta and Duda Beat had their luggage lost. Anitta reported that she was left without suitable clothes for the European summer and had to borrow items from friends. She shared the experience on her social media.
Zé Felipe
Singer Zé Felipe lost a suitcase containing gifts for his children when returning to Brazil. He shared the situation on his social media, showing his frustration with the loss.
Joca
In April 2024, Joca, a 4-year-old golden retriever, died after being lost by Gol Airlines. He was supposed to travel from São Paulo (Guarulhos) to Sinop (MT), but was mistakenly placed on a flight to Fortaleza (CE). After hours of travel and stress, Joca returned to Guarulhos, where he was found dead by his guardian. The case caused a national uproar and sparked debates about the air transport of animals in Brazil.
Gkay (Gessica Kayane)
Digital influencer Gkay had a suitcase lost on an Air France flight during a trip to Europe. The luggage contained luxury items, including Chanel and Saint Laurent handbags, as well as jewelry. She asked her followers for help in locating the suitcase.
Marina Ruy Barbosa
Actress Marina Ruy Barbosa reported that her parents' luggage was lost by Delta Air Lines. When the luggage was recovered, about 80% of the items had been stolen. The airline apologized and promised to resolve the issue.
Salma Hayek
In May 2025, actress Salma Hayek revealed on The Tonight Show that her luggage, containing more than 100 swimsuits prepared for a Sports Illustrated photo shoot, was lost on its way to Mexico. In addition to the swimsuits, the suitcase contained creams, medications, and hormones that were essential to her.
Naomi Campbell
British supermodel Naomi Campbell had a suitcase lost at Heathrow Airport in London. Angered by the situation, she assaulted two police officers and was sentenced to 200 hours of community service, in addition to paying compensation.
Matt Damon
During the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, actor Matt Damon shared that Swiss Air lost his luggage, forcing him to borrow a suit from his colleague.