Why don t airlines want you to use AirTags?

There are some international aviation safety recommendations that (mostly due to outdated regulations that didn't consider things like AirTags) classify them as “dangerous” because of the presence of a lithium battery and a radio transmitter.



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Luckily, AirTags can be carried onto the plane. There are no restrictions to bringing them on board. They are fully compliant with TSA and FAA regulations, which should give you peace of mind. You can board both domestic and international flights without any issues.

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Yes. Your AirTag will beep in the luggage if you try to locate it in the Find My App. However, this beep from the AirTag can be insignificant if the AirTag is tucked deep in your luggage or in a noisy environment.

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Yes! There are no restrictions on placing GPS tracking devices in your luggage.

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PUT ONE IN YOUR PURSE OR BACKPACK. To protect these items, we recommend putting an AirTag inside an internal zip pocket. Some bags come with a key clip inside of an internal pocket which is an ideal place to put your AirTag.

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The Apple AirTag battery is a third of that size and poses no risk to aircraft operation. Luckily, there was no legit reason that airlines could find to ban AirTags completely, so passengers can once again pack them in their checked luggage and carry-on bags.

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Here's a look at some of the best luggage trackers on the market, so you can prepare yourself for the 2023 holiday travel rush.
  • Best Tested. Apple AirTags. Apple AirTags, 4 Pack. ...
  • Eufy SmartTrack Link. Amazon. ...
  • Tile Pro. Amazon. ...
  • Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2. Amazon. ...
  • Tracki GPS Tracker. Amazon. ...
  • AirBolt GPS Tracker. AirBolt.


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The AirTag Passport Wallet comes with a built-in holder for your Apple AirTag, allowing you to tap into its ultrawide-band tracking abilities to keep tabs on your personal effects like your Passport, cards, cash, boarding pass, and vaccine certificates.

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