> Tons of bag messes come from tags getting put on the wrong bag. How could that possibly happen? Usually the check-in agent would print your boarding pass, th

> Tons of bag messes come from tags getting put on the wrong bag. How could that possibly happen? Usually the check-in agent would print your boarding pass, then the bag tag, and then they'd peel part of the tag and stick it to your boarding pass. The rest of the tag goes on the bag itself, on the sides and around the handle. At least looking at how they do it, this exact kind of mess-up feels nearly impossible. But idk, maybe US airports do these things differently.