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Can't connect to airfrance.com but everybody else can

Try: »www.airfrance.us/cgi-bin/AF/US/e···fndgig.0

That's where I was redirected.
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reply to LaZZZy_bOi
Nope don't work either.

reply to LaZZZy_bOi
A member here told me to use a proxy site and that worked although some features on the site are limited, so dunno what this is.

reply to LaZZZy_bOi
Try that link in IE and temporarily allow popups.
Thats what I had to do.
Just to clarify - what claim forms are you needing?

Taken from the AF site:
Damaged Baggage

If you find that your baggage is damaged upon arrival in USA:

Report this immediately to the Air France Baggage Service at the airport where you land. A Damage Property Report (DPR) will be created and a file number given to you.

Once this report has been drawn up, contact the Baggage Service Department at the following address:

Air France Baggage Service
P.O. Box 459000
Sunrise, FL 33345-9000
Fax: (954) 835-2322

- If your baggage is damaged upon arrival in a country other than USA
Report this immediately to the Air France Baggage Service Department at the airport where you land.
A Damage Property Report (DPR) will be created and a file number given to you.
The local Baggage Service will explain the procedure to follow in order to carry out any repairs.

- If you discover that your baggage is damaged once you have left the airport

Submit a claim within 7 days of the date you received your baggage, attaching the originals of the following documents:
- ticket receipt,
- boarding passes
- baggage label(s)
- the Damage Property Report (DPR) created at the destination airport,
- expenditure documents.

Send this claim to the Air France Baggage Service at:
Air France Baggage Service
P.O. Box 459000
Sunrise, FL 33345-9000
Fax: (954) 835-2322
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reply to LaZZZy_bOi
The airfrance.com website is hopeless.
The airfrance.us website isn't much better.

Is there a number listed on your ticket envelope for the closest AirFrance airport location?

Try calling them and having the forms faxed or delivered to you if they can't get this info submitted online.

Sorry I couldn't help more. Their website[s] are a mess.

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Damaged baggage

Edit: Rhaps has the info above

*see if the non - https addy works

»www.af-klm.com/passage/ecomplain···ance.com
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reply to LaZZZy_bOi
Their whole airline sucks, I have a feeling I won't see a dime from them since I don't have all the stuff they want to get paid for the damage. But I used that claim form from lilhurricane (thanks btw) and will see what happens from then.

I had once a luggage problem with Air France. The handle was broken and since it couldn't be repaired they offered to replace the luggage.
They gave me a store to go to in the city where I lived and I was able to choose a replacement suitcase that was worth double my original one.
If you have the flight ticket, boarding pass and luggage tag, you shouldn't have any problem.
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Good luck