The link will let passengers share their AirTag locations with more than 15 airlines, including Delta and United, to help both parties track down mishandled or delayed bags more efficiently. More airlines will sign on, over time, Apple noted.

The ability to share your AirTag’s location is available in “most regions worldwide” as part of the iOS 18.2 public beta. If you don’t have the beta, Apple plans on rolling out the update to all users with an iPhone X or later “soon.” MacRumors reported on the capability in the second developer beta of iOS 18.2 last week.

As a part of the Share Item Location feature, in the 'Find My' app on Apple devices, users can generate a link to the Air Tag’s location and share that link with a third party.

As part of iOS 18.2, which is expected to launch in December 2024, Apple is giving AirTags and FindMy a significant upgrade that will likely be music to many ears. You’ll now be able to securely share your AirTags location with a specific person, but more importantly, a business.

Apple said Monday that users will be able to share the location of AirTags and other Apple devices directly with airlines.

When Apple introduced its location-tracking device more than three years ago, it quickly became a traveler favorite for one major reason: the ability to keep tabs on checked luggage. Now, AirTags are about to get a major update that will help fliers get reunited with their missing bags.

Apple’s initial idea for the AirTag as a key finder has drastically expanded since its launch in 2021. The location tag helped thieves steal cars and victims find their stolen vehicles. An AirTag even uncovered an airport baggage handler who stole over $15,

Last week, we reported on a new feature in the Find My app on the iOS 18.2 beta that allows you to temporarily share an AirTag's location with

Apple has announced a new feature for its Find My app that allows users to share the location of lost items with third parties, including airlines.