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Apple's AirTag Feature to Track Lost Luggage

Apple introduces a new AirTag feature to help airlines track lost luggage, improving the baggage recovery process.

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How does the AirTag location sharing work?: The live location of an AirTag can be shared via a link accessible on an interactive Apple map. This link can be disabled or expires after 7 days, ensuring user privacy.
What is Apple's new feature to help with lost luggage?: Apple's new feature allows users to share their AirTag's location with airlines via a link generated within the Find My app. This helps track lost luggage, improving the baggage recovery process for both airlines and passengers.
Which airlines are initially integrating Apple's new feature?: The new AirTag sharing feature will be integrated into the baggage tracing systems of 15 airlines, including major carriers like Delta and United, and SITA's system used by over 500 airlines globally.
What are United Airlines' plans for implementing this feature?: United Airlines plans to incorporate the Share Item Location feature into their baggage recovery process starting in select airports, aiming for systemwide implementation by early 2025.
When will the new feature be available and what software update is it part of?: The feature, available in beta with iOS 18.2 (expected December release), leverages Apple's Find My network to provide location information, addressing the common problem of lost or mishandled luggage during air travel.

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