United Airlines Passenger’s Luggage Goes Missing, Despite AirTag Showing It Inside Airport 'a Few Feet Away'
Police in Barcelona are investigating the disappearance of a United Airlines passenger's luggage after it was reported stolen at an airport, despite an AirTag showing it a 'few feet away.'
United passenger uses Apple AirTag to track bags — but one still gets taken, he suspects, by airport employee
An American couple – using a digital age hack to keep track of their luggage as they flew overseas for a European vacation – were left frustrated with United Airlines when one of their bags never made it to them despite them knowing exactly where it was.
Frustrated Passengers Say United Airlines Claimed Their Bags Were Lost But Their AirTags Told A Different Story
Image via Getty Frustrated passengers are putting United Airlines on blast after the airline said their bags were missing. However, they said that their AirTags showed their bags were right there. Both Dan Adams and his partner Kurt were going on a two-month vacation to Europe,
United said it lost a passenger's bag, but the AirTag inside showed something else
The AirTag said the checked bag was inside the airport, but United Airlines said it couldn't find it. The bag later traveled 30 miles away.
United passenger's bag disappears, even though AirTag pings near baggage claim
But Adams’ first stop, in Barcelona, was unplanned: the United Airlines baggage office. “One bag came out, second bag came out, third bag came out, and the fourth one didn’t,” Adams recalled. Locating that fourth bag was supposed to be easy.
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