Two more airlines announce major change to help retrieve lost luggage
Lost luggage could soon become a thing of the past as airlines are embracing Apple AirTags to help passengers reunite with their missing baggage. This week, major carriers Lufthansa and Virgin Atlantic announced they are now allowing passengers to share the location of their AirTags,
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Searches for lost and unclaimed baggage for airlines operating in the U.K. reach into the thousands every month. Here are the airlines to keep an eye on.
These airlines are using Apple AirTags to help reunite passengers with lost luggage
Lufthansa and Virgin Atlantic are among the first carriers to let passengers share an AirTag location to trace missing baggage.
Tracking Lost Luggage and Items with AirTag Links
Learn how Apple’s iOS 18.2 update revolutionizes item recovery with shareable AirTag links for seamless collaboration and privacy.
Passenger claims airlines lost luggage containing $7K in belongings: ‘It had everything I owned’
The carry-on was packed with camera equipment and other tools of her trade, while the duffel contained mostly sentimental items, including a scarf she inherited from her grandma who passed away from COVID. The total value of her possessions: around $7,000.
Virgin Atlantic now supports AirTag’s new feature for finding lost luggage
AirTags got a new feature in iOS 18.2 that let you share their location with an airline, and now Virgin Atlantic has added support.
More Airlines Adopt AirTag Location Sharing for Tracking Lost Luggage
More airlines have adopted the recently added "Find My" app feature that allows travelers to share the location of their AirTag-equipped lost luggage at airports.
Can Apple AirTag solve the lost luggage problem? These airlines think so
The airline then integrates this location information into its baggage tracking system, which allows it to use digital data from the your AirTag (or other tracker) to help locate lost or delayed baggage more efficiently. Essentially, it's a way to combine Apple's tracking technology with the airline’s own systems for better baggage management.
Airlines are finally embracing Apple’s AirTags—which means lost luggage could be a thing of the past
Hallelujah: Airlines are finally using Apple Airtags There’s nothing more annoying than arriving at your destination and finding that your checked baggage didn’t make the trip. But thanks to Apple’s new partnership with 15 different airlines,
AirTag’s luggage tracking feature is now available for more airlines
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