Knowing when your luggage has been loaded on a plane and then offloaded at the airport of your connecting and/or final destination can cut back on stress and anxiety.
Place an Apple AirTag in your checked luggage
If you really want to keep an eye on your bags while traveling, consider slipping an AirTag inside of them. Both the FAA and TSA permit this, as AirTags do not exceed the limit of 2.0 grams of lithium battery content.
With AirTags containing roughly 0.109 grams in their batteries, you’re in the clear to use these devices to track your luggage. On social media, many travelers have discussed the benefits of AirTags. Specifically, they’ve divulged the peace of mind these devices bring after handing luggage over to an air carrier.
After all, checked bags are an essential component of air travel that can often make or break a trip. No one wants to deal with their clothes, shoes, toiletries, and other belongings being lost with little recourse to pinpoint their location.
