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Gepäckfinder: Apple hat nun "Wo ist?"-Kooperation mit 26 Airlines
AirTags im Aufgabegepäck hilft gegen „Lost Luggage“: Immer mehr Fluggesellschaften sind bei Apples Trackingdienst dabei.
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Two points:
1. Mace is an a-hole of the first water.[*]
2. There is utterly no reason why Congress critters should get royal priority preferred treatments at airports when we citizens have to endure insult and degradation.
[*] - I've been abused by TSA. For instance they tried to send our luggage to /dev/null when we were boarding a flight to Paris because we stood in a public area and watched them handle our (and other's) bags. Their numbers (unnamed) supervisor th…

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Japan Daily on Instagram: "Abandoned suitcases are becoming a growing issue at Narita Airport, where nearly 900 pieces of luggage have already been collected this fiscal year—about nine times more than four years ago. Police say around 10% of the bags are empty, suggesting intentional disposal, with storage and disposal costs ultimately borne by taxpayers. The problem extends beyond airports to train stations and public spaces, often linked to travelers avoiding disposal fees after shopping. In response, Narita Airport is testing solutions such as clothing compression machines to help travelers save space and avoid buying new luggage. Retailers and repair businesses are also encouraging reuse through free take-back and resale programs, aiming to reduce waste and promote more sustainable travel habits."
49 likes, 0 comments - japandaily_jp on January 21, 2026: "Abandoned suitcases are becoming a growing issue at Narita Airport, where nearly 900 pieces of luggage have already been collected this fiscal year—about nine times more than four years ago. Police say around 10% of the bags are empty, suggesting intentional disposal, with storage and disposal costs ultimately borne by taxpayers. The problem extends beyond airports to train stations and public spaces, often linked to travelers avoid…

🎶 Tu-tu-du-du Max Verstappen 🎵

Where am I?

I drove 256 miles in the Boxster today to collect the remainder of ski-trip luggage from Wicklow, and help Mum & Dad with their Australian tourist visa applications.
That trip, a mixture of motorway and B-roads really cemented it for me: that little blue thing is the best car I've ever owned (possibly ever driven?) If you have the chance, I heartily recommend obtaining one..
It's now also utterly filthy, but wearing the road-muck very well.