They are only allowed in if they can be physically "turned off", rather than just being in sleep mode. Later Air New Zealand updated its terms of service with specific advice on luggage trackers in passengers' checked luggage. The debate was sparked by Lufthansa saying they were banned, before retracting the statement. In recent months passengers concerned about their bags following issues with luggage returns have been using tracking devices to keep an eye on the location of their items.Īttention was subsequently drawn to Apple Air Tags and other tracking devices, and whether they're actually allowed in plane holds. Most airports have this as a service, but you can do it at home!"Īnother added: "Just don't store anything valuable in luggage." One person said: "Always clingwrap your bags. The video has proved a huge hit online and inspired other travel enthusiasts to offer their own bag-related advice. That's an extra added layer of security for your luggage when you're traveling." He said: "The best kinds of zippers have covers over them. The security guard went on to give his suggestion for a more secure kind of bag. "I'm just going to go all the way around and this once zipped up bag was opened with just a pen." "The pen to the zipper technique has been around for tons of years, so I wanted show you guys this, so you know to look out for it.
"A lot of people I see travel with locks on their suitcases with special combinations, but with just a pen, you are actually able to breach a suitcase's security. He said: "If you're ever traveling, make sure you are aware of how security systems in your bag can be breached.
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