US EditionGoogle's Bringing a Bunch More Upgrades to Android and Pixel Devices — Including the Ability to Tell Airlines Where Your Luggage Is
Google’s Find Hub app enables sharing real-time locations of lost luggage with over 10 airlines to help speed up baggage recovery worldwide, starting with the March 2026 Pixel Drop.
- On Tuesday, Google announced Pixel Drop updates that add Find Hub integrations allowing Android users to share real-time locations of lost luggage with airlines.
- Google is working with Samsonite to embed Find Hub into new suitcase designs and has partnered with more than 10 major global airlines, planning to add additional airline partners.
- Selecting a lost item in the Find Hub app lets users tap 'share item location' to generate a unique, secure URL that expires after seven days or disables when the item returns.
- More than 10 global airlines, including Ajet, Air India, China Airlines, the Lufthansa Group, Saudia, Scandinavian Airlines, and Turkish Airlines, now accept Find Hub locations, with Qantas adding support in the future.
- Google will encrypt item and device location data and lets users control sharing duration in Google Messages, with tracking disabled once an item returns.
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Android’s Find Hub adds iPhone-like luggage tracking links
A Chipolo Pop tracker. | Photo by Dominic Preston / The Verge Google is rolling out an Android update that includes the ability to share the location of your missing luggage with an airline. It's similar to the luggage-tracking feature Apple brought to the iPhone, allowing you to view the location of your Find Hub tag or accessory on a map, and provide your airline with a link to the information they need to track it down. So far, several airli…
One of the main softs that airlines use at airports and the integrated missing baggage reporting system will now easily add up the link shared by the owner of a baggage locator running under the google system. This was done a long time ago with Apple, where several airlines... The entry Facilitates the use of google locators if you lose your luggage was first published in Sir Chandler.
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