What can I carry on?
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Because of their popularity with stalkers, both Apple and Android have developed apps to detect the airtags. That's not going to help an Android user, but it would help a corrupt employee steal your bag without taking the airtag.
A similar tracker for Android is called Tile.
Ontwreckdiver
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Up here in Canada we are only allowed 1 piece of checked luggage that is 9" x 16"x 20"
We have android phones and bought the Tile trackers. Find Your Keys, Wallet & Phone with Tile’s App and Bluetooth Tracker Device | Tile
We have android phones and bought the Tile trackers. Find Your Keys, Wallet & Phone with Tile’s App and Bluetooth Tracker Device | Tile
That is carry on size not checked unless you are flying with a very weird airplane.
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As @spc751 says, that is carry-on size and even that is dependant on the airline. It might be true if you are flying on a no frills airline like Swoop, or Flair, but not if you are flying a major airline such as Air Canada or WestJet. Both Air Canada and WestJet allow for one carry-one and one "personal item" per person.
FWIW, I can get 3 check bags each weighing up to 50lbs with both Air Canada or WestJet for free, so getting direct flights is nice.
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