NEW AirTag LUGGAGE feature

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Apple AirTag

Attach AirTag to everyday items, like your keys or a backpack, to easily keep track of them in the Find My app. With its loudest speaker yet and 1.5x Precision Finding range.

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Why it worked

The video provides immediate, high-value utility to a common travel pain point, positioning the product as the essential solution.

Summary

The creator explains a new feature for Apple AirTags that allows users to share their luggage location with airlines. He demonstrates how to use the feature within the Find My app to help recover lost items.

Structure

1Introduce the new AirTag luggage feature
2Explain the benefit of sharing location with airlines
3List the partner airlines
4Provide a quick tutorial on how to use it

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The video is entirely focused on the Apple AirTag and its new functionality within the Find My app.

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NEW AirTag LUGGAGE feature Share Item Location Share your lost AirTag by sharing an airline or a trusted person. Anyone who opens the link will be able to see the location of your AirTag for a limited time.

Transcript

If you've got an AirTag in your luggage and somehow gets lost or the airline misplaces it, you can now share the location of the AirTag in your luggage with the airline itself. This helps you and the airline find your stuff a lot quicker, that way you can get all your stuff back. American, Delta, and United Airlines have all partnered with Apple and support this feature. And all you have to do is go into the Find My app, select the missing item, and click the share item location button. It's super simple and super convenient for travelers, but what do you think? Follow for more tech news.