Apple’s locator disk allows any iPhone user to attach it to any object they choose, and track its location in real time | Social networks are flooded with ‘heroic stories’ of passengers who attached AirTag to their luggage and thus tracked their suitcase in real time
One disc that can save a lot of heartache: The chaos at airports not only causes flight delays and cancellations, but also causes many luggage to simply be left behind in the field.
Every day hundreds of suitcases are not loaded on the flights along with the passengers in view of the manpower shortage.
In fact, piles of orphaned suitcases from passengers have become an integral part of the global chaos images that are published daily.
But even this problem has a technological solution – Apple’s Air Tag.
Apple’s locator disk allows any iPhone user to pin it to any object they choose, and track its location in real time. The disc ($ 29) is GPS based and linked to an iPhone device.
In recent times, as the global luggage crisis becomes more severe, social networks are becoming flooded with ‘heroic stories’ of passengers who attached AirTag to their luggage and thus tracked their suitcase in real time.
Some breathed a sigh of relief as they watched him board the plane, some discovered early on that the suitcase was left behind and hurried to take care of it from the plane, and there were those who managed to find the suitcase when it was buried in a warehouse – they knew Shane Miller.
Miller, is an Australian network star who boarded a Singapore Airlines flight from Melbourne Airport. Immediately upon landing he received a message that the suitcase had not only not reached its destination but had been lost at the airport. Miller, who in his honor rested $ 4,500 worth of riding gear he claimed did not give up and drove back to Melbourne airport only to find the suitcase using the AirTag when it was abandoned in a corner office with no real chance of finding it without technological help.
So if your trust in the airlines is lost, and it’s a good time to lose trust, you can always turn to technology for help or just come with a trolley for the flight itself and not take the risk of your luggage getting into the belly of the plane.