> Every suitcase is labeled with a name and a flight. They know exactly who the baggage belongs to For whatever it's worth, I once lost my drivers license on a

> Every suitcase is labeled with a name and a flight. They know exactly who the baggage belongs to For whatever it's worth, I once lost my drivers license on an airplane and it was returned to me in the mail a few months later. Of course, returning a drivers license cost them a lot less (nothing) than returning luggage would have. I'm not sure they had an incentive to return it though, beyond basic courtesy. (Evidently if you drop a drivers license in the mail without postage or an envelope, the USPS will send it on to whatever address is listed on it.)