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03 December 2025

Turkish Airlines revolutionizes baggage tracking

Thanks to the partnership with Samsung, passengers can track their luggage with smart tags and new digital features for a safer and more connected travel experience

The digitization of the travel experience takes a new step forward. Turkish Airlines has announced a strategic collaboration with Samsung to introduce an advanced baggage tracking service based on SmartThings Find technology. A novelty that promises to improve comfort, safety and punctuality for millions of global passengers.

 

A new way to travel: "smart" luggage

From 1 December, Travellers using a Galaxy SmartTag will be able to monitor their luggage in real time thanks to the Smart Tagged Baggage Service. The new feature allows for more efficient identification of lost or delayed luggage and introduces a level of control that seemed unthinkable just a few years ago.

 

Turkish Airlines thus becomes the first airline in the world to integrate Samsung's SmartThings technology into its baggage handling processes, confirming its vision oriented towards innovation and an increasingly personalized travel experience.

 

Photo: Copyright © Turkish Airlines Press Office

 

Intuitive Technology for Modern Travellers

Thanks to the SmartThings Find platform, passengers can upload a photo of their luggage to the app, making it easy to identify them if something goes wrong. But the collaboration goes further: Turkish Airlines intends to extend the use of location to new digital features coming soon, helping to create a smarter and more connected travel ecosystem.

 

For Turkish Airlines, this innovation is part of a broader strategy that sees technology as a key ally. The company, now a member of Star Alliance and with a network that reaches 355 destinations in 131 countries, continues to invest in solutions that enhance every stage of the journey, strengthening its reputation as one of the most innovative carriers on the international aviation scene.

 

Edited by the editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
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