Last week you were on a flight to London. Unfortunately, when you got off the plane, you left a bag there. You did not remember about the bag until you got to your hotel. Write a letter to the airline. In your letter explain what has happened describe the bag and its contents say what you would like them to do about this problem
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am writing to you to inform you about my
bag
which was missed on the plane during my recent flight.
Let me explain the situation. I boarded London Airways LT567 from Dubai to London on 25th May, Saturday 9:00 am and occupied seat E6. I slept off during the whole travel and woke up exactly when the flight landed. I stepped out in a hurry and inadvertently placed the bag
in the aircraft itself.
The bag
contains valuable items such
as certificates, a wallet which includes credit cards and 200 dollars, and house keys. I informed the police and the bank about credit cards, however
, I am concerned about my educational documents. If these documents are lost, it will take several months for the university to recreate them which will adversely affect my higher studies plan.
Would you kindly investigate and take the necessary steps to return my bag
.
The item could be returned to the same address as given in the name slip stuck on the Change the punctuation
?
bag
.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Yours faithfully,
Gloria MathewSubmitted by gloriasherin on
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task achievement
Ensure you include your contact details for the airline to reach you quickly in case they find your bag.
task achievement
Clarify the type of bag and any distinguishing features (color, brand, etc.) to help the airline identify it easily.
suitable writing tone
Clear and polite tone throughout the letter.
single idea per paragraph
Well-structured paragraphs, each addressing a specific point.
greeting and closing
Strong opening and closing, maintaining a formal tone.