Losing your luggage is one of the most dreadful parts of traveling — but tracking a lost bag might become easier. Many passengers have already started to put tracking devices in their bags so ...

Or we don’t. Last year in the United States, airlines lost or damaged one out of 200 checked bags. It’s a small slice of the millions of bags flown each year, but a lost bag can have oversize ...

Lost luggage is one of the major woes of the modern travel era, with rates of mishandled bags still up since the start of the pandemic. And while many passengers are taking matters into their own ...

This is your step-by-step guide for what to do if an airline loses your luggage. Verify if your bag is really lost When airlines say a bag is “lost,” that signifies they cannot locate your luggage.

But not everyone is so fortunate. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, each year over 2.8 million bags are “mishandled”—meaning lost, damaged or delayed.

We’ve all been there, waiting impatiently at the baggage carousel, anxiously hoping for that first glimpse of our checked luggage. Then we breathe a sigh of relief, collect it and get on with our ...

Lost luggage is one of the major woes of the modern travel era, with rates of mishandled bags still up since the start of the pandemic. And while many passengers are taking matters into their own ...

Hopefully lost luggage will be a thing of the past. Apple will now allow AirTag users to share location data with airlines in an effort to make lost luggage a thing of the past. Thanks to a new ...