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Year of lost baggage and AirTags
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Luggage trackers, such as Apple AirTags, have become a way for people to keep tabs on check-in bags.
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SINGAPORE – Seasoned travellers know you should always pack a set of clothes and some essential toiletries in your cabin bag, in case your check-in baggage does not arrive with you.
Never has this piece of advice been more relevant than in 2022. A spike in travel demand, coupled with a staff shortage in the aviation sector, led to thousands of bags being delayed or lost.
