My luggage hasn't arrived.
'Bagaglio' — 'ba-GAL-yo'. Three syllables; 'gli' gives a liquid 'ly' sound; stress on the second syllable.
Say this immediately at the Lost Luggage (Bagagli Smarriti) desk when you have waited at the carousel and your bag has not appeared.
'Non è arrivato' is the passato prossimo of 'arrivare' in the negative. 'Il mio bagaglio' is 'my luggage'. The statement is simple and clear — the agent will then ask for your flight details and baggage tag.
La mia valigia non è uscita dal nastro.
My suitcase hasn't come out on the conveyor belt.
'Nastro' is the conveyor belt; 'non è uscita' means didn't come out.
Ho aspettato un'ora ma il bagaglio non c'è.
I waited an hour but the luggage isn't there.
Emphasises the wait time — strengthens your case.
Tutti gli altri passeggeri hanno preso i bagagli.
All the other passengers have taken their luggage.
Clarifies the belt is now empty — the problem is confirmed.
In Italy, lost luggage desks ('ufficio bagagli smarriti') are located in the arrivals hall near the carousel area. At major airports like Fiumicino and Malpensa they are clearly signposted. Always go immediately — do not leave the airport without filing a report.