United has now integrated Apple’s 'Share Item Location' for AirTags and other Find My devices into its system. If your luggage goes missing, you can now share your item location

United Airlines becomes the first airline to offer travelers the ability to share Apple AirTag information with the carrier to help find lost bags.

United Airlines announced that it is integrating the Share Item Location feature from Apple into its mobile app. This development could make it easier to track down baggage equipped with AirTags or a Find My network accessory when it somehow winds up in Paris rather than arriving with you in Perth.

Several airlines this week implemented support for the new iOS 18.2 Find My item location sharing feature, including British Airways, Lufthansa,

United Airlines has integrated Share Item Location feature for AirTag into its app, aiming to help find customers’ lost luggage quicker.

In a move that’s expected to provide a much-improved customer service experience, United Airlines has announced the integration of Apple’s new Share Item location feature for AirTag into its mobile app. Now available with iOS 18.2, Apple's Share Item ...

United Airlines will use the shared location to more quickly find delayed bags and reunite them with customers.

With the latest OS versions, you can generate an AirTag link to help airline personnel track down your missing luggage. Apple says privacy safeguards are built in.

Arriving in time for holiday travel and potentially lost luggage, a new feature that allows Apple AirTag owners to share the location of a lost item is

Finding your lost bag might be a little easier when flying with United or several other airlines in the future.

United is one of the first to support Apple's Share Item Location feature If your bag with an AirTag goes missing, Find My can help You'll share that secure URL with United to help get your bag ...

United Airlines has announced that passengers on its flights can now access the Apple AirTag's Share Item Location feature directly through the airline's mobile app.