BOSTON — A professional dancer who was injured in the Boston Marathon bombing says American Airlines lost her luggage, which included her prosthetic leg.
Adrianne Haslet-Davis tweeted Thursday night: "u lost my luggage w over $250k of leg & dance parts."
Haslet-Davis lost her lower left leg in the April 2013 attacks. She danced again publicly at a March 2014 TED Conference in British Columbia thanks to a prosthesis made for her at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab.
American Airlines spokesman Joshua Freed said it was "terribly sorry" for losing the bag and was working to get it back to Haslet-Davis as soon as possible.
Haslet-Davis tweeted Friday that her bag "went to a country I've never been to." She updated shortly afterward to say the airline had found it.
Airline loses marathon bombing survivor's prosthetic leg
Timothy Haslet, left, and David Haslet, right, celebrate with their sister Adrianne Haslet-Davis as she crosses the finish line of the 118th Boston Marathon in Boston. Haslet-Davis, a professional dancer who was injured in the Boston Marathon bombing, said in a tweet Thursday, Nov. 19, 2015, that American Airlines lost her luggage, which included her prosthetic leg. AP/Charles Krupa, File