Kutaisi Airport lost property: prepare a useful report

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Kutaisi Airport’s Lost and Found page covers items misplaced in the airport terminals, public areas or airport-operated transportation. It asks the owner to provide the date, location and a description of the item. A report with those details gives the office a clearer search starting point.

Write down the details while you remember them

• Date and approximate time you last saw the item.
• The specific place: terminal, public area or airport-operated transport. Name the vehicle or journey if you know it.
• A plain description, including colour, brand, size and a feature that distinguishes the item.
• For a bag, note a visible tag or identifying mark. Keep private identifiers and account credentials out of a public message.
• A way for the airport to reply, plus a flight or transport detail if it helps identify the time and location.

Check whether the office is the right contact

The airport page describes items lost in its terminals, public areas and airport-operated transport. It does not publish a complete routing chart for airline-checked baggage, delayed bags or items lost in a separate city bus or taxi. If your issue concerns a checked bag or a carrier’s handling, contact the airline or handling desk named for your flight and ask whether the airport office also needs a report. If the item was left on transport not operated by the airport, contact that operator.

Use the airport’s current contact route

The Lost and Found page gives the office’s scope and the details to include, but the page read for this guide does not show a dedicated office phone number, email address, opening time or online claim form. Use Kutaisi Airport’s current contact page or its information desk to ask how to submit the report and whether the item has been logged. Do not travel back to the terminal on the assumption that an item has already been found or can be collected.

If you do not have an answer yet, keep your report concise and factual. State the location, date and identifying description first. The airport says its team will try to reunite items with owners, but it does not publish a search deadline or guarantee that an item will be recovered.

A short report format

You can structure the first message as: “I am looking for [item], last seen on [date and approximate time] at [specific location or airport-operated transport]. It is [distinctive description]. Please tell me how to continue the search.” Add only the details needed to identify the item. Keep any claim number or reply from the office so later messages refer to the same case.