Unfortunately, it's impossible to control the status of your flight or security wait times.
Travelers crowd Terminal 1 departures hall while queueing at check-in counters in Humberto Delgado International Airport on July 09, 2022 in Lisbon, Portugal.Horacio Villalobos#Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images
But if your biggest fear is losing your bags while on vacation, there's a small $29 hack that could provide you with some much-needed sense of security: Apple's AirTags.
The silver part of the AirTag is a cap that unscrews to reveal the battery.Dave Johnson
Both airline employees and frequent travelers have recommended using the small Apple device to keep track of checked luggage while flying.
In late July, I tried this highly touted advice during a three-day work trip where I traveled across three states on a flight, two long bus rides, and several Lyft rides.
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And although I never misplaced my luggage, the sense of security I got from my AirTag has convinced me I'll never travel without one in my baggage again.
The coin-sized device won't prevent an airline from losing your bags but at least you'll always have a live view of its location.
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And in some instances, this up-to-date tracking has helped expedite the return of lost bags, according to anecdotal stories floating around the internet.
Unclaimed luggage piles up at London Heathrow Airport on July 8, 2022.Paul Ellis/AFP via Getty Images
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