Phones, pets and more: Over 38,000 items left behind on planes last year


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 11 Jan 2017

You name it, they've recovered it: Sats, which manages about eight in 10 flights at Changi Airport, recovered more than 38,000 items on planes, including sweaters, jackets, books and personal gadgets like smartphones.

From wigs and pets to everyday objects such as books and mobile phones, more travellers are leaving their items at the airport. 

Last year, ground handler Sats, which manages about eight in 10 flights at Changi Airport, recovered more than 38,000 items on planes – or more than 100 items a day. 

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