Scot left speechless as luggage arrives at doorstep five months after going missing on family holiday

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A Scots holiday-goer was left in disbelief after her missing luggage turned up on her doorstep - five months after disappearing.Sian Armour was excited to start her fortnight-long family holiday in Dalaman, Turkey, in July of this year when her suitcase went missing.Sian, from Ladybank, Fife, waited for three weeks for news of her missing suitcase but was allegedly advised that the company had stopped looking for the luggage.Devastated, fitness instructor Sian tried to contact Jet2 for help, but claims she was told that it was aviation company Swissport who were responsible for the mishap.Despite this, five months later, Sian received a call to say the luggage had been located, and two days later on December 12 the globetrotting suitcase appeared at her front door.The mum-of-two says that she was advised by Jet2 that her suitcase - which contained sentimental jewellery - would arrive at their hotel the day after they arrived.However, when nothing turned up, Sian says the hotel's Jet2 representative provided two days' worth of toiletries, clothes and a budget of £100.With the company allegedly giving up on her suitcase, heartbroken Sian never expected to see her items again, until a Jet2 staff member turned up at her door with it.Images show the black plastic suitcase sat on Sian's doorstep with the Jet2 employee who delivered the suitcase stood grinning behind it.The man - identified simply as "Fergus" - wears a red fleece and badge that says "happy to help".Sian also shared photos of tags where the suitcase had been, including luggage tags from Lufthansa to Munich, and Frankfurt back to Edinburgh.Sian took to social media yesterday to share the good news.She wrote: "Never give up on your missing luggage.