Any statistics on this? Any that differentiate b/w routes that are limited to the same plan and those that require changing planes?

Thanks.

What?

To translate: He is asking how often luggage ends up in one city, and the passenger in another. He is further wondering whether there is a higher possibility of this happening when there is a connecting flight involved rather than a non-stop route.

Sammy is a "HE"?

Pray tell "X" how do you know the sex of Sammmy? And what is your point.

Sammy's anxiety level is totally over the top. Now that he has figured out how to get his custom-prepared food to Hawaii, he's worrying about the air quality on the plane and now he's getting panicky about his luggage. Read his other posts! Sammy, try to settle down, will you? This is a vacation!

Is this the same guy who was looking for a place to stay on the beach where it would be impossible for him to encounter or even view another human clad in only swimming attire?
Sheesh.
Some folks should just forgo travel and stay at home in their hygenic, isolated worlds...

Sammy, I thought you weren't going to Hawaii because of the dengue fever?

Statistics aren't going to help you here. Sometimes our luggage doesn't make it with us to our destination. Most of the time it does. You will need to take that chance.