Air Canada Express flight faces suspected landing gear issue [Video]

Hi, yeah, Millions of us are going to be flying for the holidays. It’s important to know your travel rights. You want to know what do you do if you get to the baggage carousel and your luggage is damaged, right? First, know what’s covered and what’s not. According to the DOT, airlines are not required to pay for normal wear and tear, things like minor scratches or scuffs, but things like large cracks, broken wheels, damaged zippers and handles, those are all fair game. So I want you to report. The damage to the airline as soon as possible when that happens. Do it while you’re still at the airport right there. Most have rules for how quickly you need to make *** report. Delta, for example, requires you to report damage within 24 hours on domestic flights. For Southwest, it’s only 4 hours, so make sure you act …