Who has your item?
Pick where you lost it. Each one tells you who to contact, what to do now and what happens next.
In an airport terminalAirport lost property
Do this now
- Contact the airport's lost property office (usually run by the police).Call
- Report the loss at a police station and ask for the written report (you'll need it for insurance).In personForm
Full checklist: what to have ready and what to ask
Found? Get it deliveredOn the planeYour airline
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- Items left on the plane are kept by the airline: use its lost-item form or the baggage desk.FormTakes time
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Found? Get it deliveredMy checked bag didn't arrive or is damagedYour airline
Do this now
- Before leaving baggage reclaim, report it at the baggage desk and get a Property Irregularity Report (PIR) reference.Form
Full checklist: what to have ready and what to ask
Found? Get it deliveredNo published lost & found service
Skyros Island National Airport does not publish its own lost & found contact. You can still get your item back:
- Missing checked bag or item left on the plane: contact your airline's baggage desk or website.
- Item lost in the terminal, port or town: report it to the local police or the Tourist Police (call 1571, 24/7, English spoken).
- Already left? Ask a courier we recommend whether they can collect it and send it to you. How to get it delivered →
Left something at the airport? Get it delivered
For a bag, a luggage service we recommend can ship it to you; for anything else, a courier we recommend. In Greece or abroad.
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More about this airport
Checked bag missing, late or damaged
Checked bags are the airline's responsibility. Report it at the baggage desk before you leave the hall and keep the reference. At most Greek airports a ground handling company runs the baggage desk on the airline's behalf.
Ground handler: Goldair Handling
- Desk: Goldair Handling station office
- sku.sm@goldair-handling.gr
What other travellers advise
What other travellers advise
- Check the airport's own lost and found before paying a retrieval service. Reviewers of paid retrieval services say some items turned up on the airport's own page after a search fee was paid. Contact the airport office first.
- Follow up with the airline repeatedly. Forum travellers with late bags on Greek domestic legs advise contacting the baggage desk more than once a day. Persistence moves a case up the queue.
- File the missing-bag report before you leave the arrivals hall. Report the bag to the airline's ground staff at the airport and get a file reference before you walk out. Travellers report that airlines can refuse to open a case later if nothing was logged at the airport.
- Give the airline your hotel address and phone for delivery. Bags are normally delivered to your accommodation once found, often within a day or two. Give the exact hotel name, address, and a working local number, and update them if you move.
- Expect a day or two extra on the islands. Travellers on Naxos-Athens flights report bags arriving about two days late. Plan for a delay when changing islands and ask how the bag will reach your next stop.
- Write down your file reference and keep the bag tags. Keep the reference number and your baggage tags together and quote the reference in every call or email. Take a photo of the bag before you fly so you can describe it exactly.