A chaotic travel experience for a United Airlines passenger ended this week after she used an Apple AirTag to help track down her lost luggage.
. Eventually, she saw it was at an apartment complex and decided to go. When she showed up there, she found other bags, she wrote on Twitter.tweeted
Szybala also tweeted screenshots of her conversation with a United representative, who told her to “calm down” when she brought up concerns about her luggage delivery.
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