Lost Canon EOS 700D Camera at Dublin Airport onboard Aer Lingus flight on 21/9/16
Description
I left my daughter's precious camera behind when getting off our flight from naples - it was left on the floor in front of seat 5A (the flight had a quick turnaround and left for Malaga that afternoon).
My daughter is still heartbroken as it contained photos of her trip back home to ireland from Australia - family celebrations, outings etc.
She also had taken many photos in Italy as she went there to plan her wedding and her fiancee couldn't travel from Oz.
We would be delighted to just to get back the photos (memory card)if not the camera.
The camera was in a black bag with a strap and there was an extra lens in the bag also.
It would make our daughter's year if she could get her photos and/or camera back - she returned to OZ soon after we lost it - and still hasn't got over this.
Thanks in advance for any information (we have been checking constantly with Aer Lingus and the Dublin Airport Police website, but no luck so far.
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