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 ...
New Survey Ranks The Airlines Most Searched For Lost Luggage
Searches for lost and unclaimed baggage for airlines operating in the U.K. reach into the thousands every month. Here are the ...
Airlines are embracing Apple AirTags and it’s a win for travellers
It was a nightmare for airlines when travellers started using Apple AirTags. Passengers knew exactly where their luggage was ...
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Lufthansa Group Enhances Baggage Tracking with Apple AirTag Integration
Lufthansa Group airlines, which include Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, and Eurowings, have rolled ...
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 ...
New iPhone Feature for Tracking Lost Baggage Expands to More Airlines
A newer iPhone feature that makes it easier to share the location of AirTag-equipped baggage at airports has been adopted by ...
Two more airlines announce major change to help retrieve lost luggage
‘Apple’s new Share Item Location feature will help customers travel with even more confidence, knowing they have another way ...
Which Airlines Let You Use Apple AirTags To Track Your Bags?
In recent years, the development of personal baggage tracking devices has helped allay passengers' fears on this front, with ...
New German flight leads Orlando company to add jobs here
The investment by the company — whose U.S. headquarters is in Orlando — includes 14 electric ground support vehicles, digital ...
Airlines most likely to lose your suitcase - full list
Emirates, Lufthansa, and easyJet follow the top two with average searches of 1,048, 987, and 1,208, respectively. Ryanair, ...
Where is my suitcase: Lufthansa & Co. accept AirTag tracking links
Lufthansa and its subsidiaries now accept AirTags as a tracking aid for missing baggage: if an AirTag or another tracker compatible with Apple's "Where is?" network is in the missing suitcase, ...