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When the phone rang at Maria Dellos' house this week, she had no idea it would reunite her with a bag lost twenty years ago.
"I was just absolutely blown away," she said.
Maria told KVOA the luggage went missing after a flight from Las Vegas. Inside was over $600.00 worth of art supplies purchased at a trade show there.
"This is product, art product, very valuable stuff, she told the station." And it's still "very creamy and useable."
The bag was discovered at a TSA lost-and-found in the Tucson airport. "Items that predate our agency are interesting," TSA worker Nico Melendez told News4.
So why did the agency find the luggage now?
"We just did some shuffling of equipment at the airport, so it's quite possible that we came across something that somebody left unattended for a long period of time," Melendez guessed.
Maria doesn’t care how it was found.
"I'm absolutely thankful to the TSA for calling me today and giving me great faith back into the airline industry."
Wandering bags isn’t anything new. See a Quartz report on the best and worst airlines when it comes to losing your luggage.
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