Taiwan’s China Airlines now supports Apple’s iPhone feature, making it easier to share the location of Airtag-equipped goods at airports. local media,
With iOS 18.2, Apple introduced a new Find My Feature, which temporarily allows you to share the location of an airtag-equipped item-like a bag and other, including the participating airline staff, including the airline staff, to help track it when it is lost or delayed.
IOS 18.2, iPados 18.2, or Macos Sequoia 15.2 running users and later can generate a “share item location” link in the Find My App. The recipients can see the location of the item on a live-updating web map.
Apple says that it collaborates with airlines to enable private and safe access to these links. Only a few people can see each link, and airline employees have to certify using the Apple ID or a verified partner email to get access.
China Airlines said that as soon as customers get their items, it is unable to share the location. The owner can stop sharing his location at any time, and the shared link after 7 days to ensure the privacy of the passengers may end automatically.
American Airlines supported the feature in February. Other airlines that provide facilities include Delta, United, Air Canada, Virgin Atlantic, Lufthansa and more.
