Major airlines will soon use Apple feature to help travelers track down lost luggage
Apple has announced a new feature allowing users to share the location of an AirTag or Find My network with third parties, including airlines, to help travelers locate lost luggage.
Apple Just Made It Easier for Airlines to Track Lost Baggage Thanks to AirTag Update
Apple will now allow AirTag users to share location data with airlines in an effort to make lost luggage a thing of the past.
Lost luggage? New feature will let you tell airlines where it is
Using an Apple AirTag to track luggage has been a popular tip from travel experts for years, but now some major airlines will work directly with the tech company to help pinpoint your missing items.
Major airlines will start using Apple to find your lost luggage
At least 15 major airlines will implement a new 'Share Item Location' feature for travelers who use Apple AirTags to find their lost luggage.
Apple is partnering with airlines to find your missing bags
To start, Apple plans to work with 15 airlines globally, including Delta Air Lines and United Airlines in the United States. These carriers will integrate the new shared tracking
Lost luggage? This new Apple feature will let you tell the airline exactly where it is.
Apple's latest update to the Find My tool will let you share the location of your lost bags directly with airlines.
Apple update includes feature that will soon let you share lost item locations with airlines
Apple users will soon be able to share the location of lost items with more than 15 airlines. The Share Item Location feature, which is set to be introduced soon through an Apple software update, will let users share the locations of items with third parties.
Apple’s latest Find My feature taps airlines to rescue lost luggage
Apple has released a new feature that will let users generate Find My links of missing items and share them with airline service providers to recover them.
Apple’s new Find My feature lets you share the location of lost items with more than 15 airlines
Apple officially announced a new Find My feature coming with iOS 1.2 that lets users share their AirTag location with an airline.
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