Is it a good idea to put Airtag in luggage?

However, Apple AirTags have perhaps found the most unexpected success in tracking luggage, particularly after a few high-profile airline operational meltdowns. AirTags are a relatively cheap and easy way to keep tabs on your luggage, making them a helpful accessory for Apple-owning travelers.



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With the introduction of Apple AirTags, there is a new way to keep track of your belongings, and people are wondering if you can take AirTagged-luggage or other items on a plane. Luckily, AirTags can be carried onto the plane. There are no restrictions to bringing them on board.

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“An American Air representative told Macworld on Twitter rather cautiously that, “at the moment, no info indicates these devices are banned from our flights.” EasyJet said, “We do not have a policy against having Apple AirTags with you on board.” United Airlines said, “There are no restrictions with having AirTags ...

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How to Decorate Your Suitcase For Easy Spotting At Baggage Claim
  • Buy an Unusual Luggage Tag. ...
  • Choose a Colorful Duffel or Backpack That Stands Out. ...
  • Embroider Patches Onto Backpacks and Duffels. ...
  • Embellish Straps with Ribbons. ...
  • Use a Colorful Luggage Belt. ...
  • Stitch or Stick Your Initials Onto Your Bag. ...
  • Go Retro with Stickers.


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Keep checked luggage secure by using a TSA security padlock. The TSA has worked with several companies to develop locks that can be only opened by you and TSA security officers using universal “master” keys, so they do not have to cut locks when searching through luggage.

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