AirTag Luggage Tracking Program Now Supported by 30 Airlines

Apple's AirTag luggage tracking program has expanded to 30 carriers, including Saudia Airlines, with the feature allowing users to share a live tracking link for lost luggage. The Share Item Location feature, introduced in iOS 18.2, lets users share a live tracking link for AirTag or other Find My-compatible accessories with airlines. The full list of supported airlines can be found on Apple's official support page.

Apple's AirTag luggage tracking program has seen significant growth, with the feature now supported by 30 airlines, including Saudia Airlines. Introduced in iOS 18.2, the Share Item Location feature allows users to share a live tracking link for AirTag or other Find My-compatible accessories, aiding in the recovery of lost luggage. This development enhances the convenience and security for travelers, particularly those using Apple devices.

The feature works by generating a secure Share Item Location link through the Find My app on iPhone, iPad, or Mac. This link can then be submitted via the airline's digital portal. The location sharing ends automatically once the baggage is recovered, can be stopped manually at any time, and expires after seven days. The full list of supported airlines, as confirmed by Apple, includes Ajet, Air Canada, Air India, Air New Zealand, American Airlines, Breeze Airlines, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, Delta, Finnair, IAG/Aer Lingus, IAG/British Airways, IAG/Iberia, IAG/Vueling, JetBlue, KLM, Lufthansa Group/Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa Group/Brussels Airlines, Lufthansa Group/Eurowings, Lufthansa Group/Lufthansa, Lufthansa Group/Swiss, Pegasus, Porter, Qantas, Saudia Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Sun Express, Turkish Airlines, United, and Virgin Atlantic [1].

To use the feature, users need to ensure their device is running the latest OS version. They can then go to the Find My app, select the item they want to share location updates for, and tap Share Item Location. Following the onscreen instructions, they can create and share a temporary webpage. Apple notes that at least one of the user's Apple devices needs to be online to provide updated locations [1].

This expansion underscores Apple's commitment to enhancing user experience and security, particularly for travelers. As the program continues to grow, it is likely to attract more users and potentially increase Apple's market share in the wearable and tracking device segment.

References:
[1] https://9to5mac.com/2025/07/30/another-airline-joins-airtag-luggage-tracking-program-now-supported-by-30-carriers-list/
[2] https://www.theverge.com/news/716076/find-my-skechers-shoes-apple-airtag-tracking