DALLAS – Multiple reports have surfaced online in recent days indicating that Lufthansa (LH) has prohibited the carriage of Apple’s AirTag tracking device within checked-in luggage.
Because it allows passengers to track the location of their checked luggage after it has been checked in, the small tracking device has become a popular addition to the contents of many travelers’ checked luggage.
Many of us have experienced the sinking feeling of being at the baggage reclaim when the moving belt abruptly comes to a halt and your bag is nowhere to be found. I experienced a similar situation earlier this year after read more ⇒
Source:: “Airways Magazine”