US Woman Tracks 'Lost' Luggage Via AirTag, Flies To Collect It
When the pair arrived at Denver after midnight, they couldn't find their bag on the belt.
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When the pair arrived at Denver after midnight, they couldn't find their bag on the belt.
Sandra Shuster was flying from Baltimore to Denver when a bag containing her daughter's lacrosse kit went missing, per CNN.
Mom tracks down her daughter's missing bag during a flight using Apple's AirTag, outsmarting United Airlines' slow customer service.
When the bag still didn’t arrive, and the woman called a third time, she was told, “We have no idea where it is.”
United Airlines lost Sandra Shuster’s bag on a trip from Baltimore to Denver. But when the airline said they couldn’t find it, she tracked it to Chicago, using an AirTag – and then flew to get it.