Originally Posted by VictorSierra

I�m just trying to get this to work on todays A350 to SAN. I can�t access shop.ba.com once I�ve connected the BAWi-Fi network as a repeater. I�m only able to access that page if I connect directly to their WiFi. Any ideas? Thanks

Originally Posted by golfmad

If you're using the GL Inet router did you follow the steps I outlined in the second bullet point in this post?

https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/35300218-post21.html

There's a hyperlink to the documentation on the last word in that bullet point.

Originally Posted by VictorSierra

Thanks for responding� as it turned out, the BA WiFi went down so I didn�t get to try it today.

Originally Posted by Rick A 1

Sadly wifi was switched off, so the lost message I have, sent to via Apple account, it won't get through. It was suggested in an earlier post that bluetooth might be enough to get a location/message through to it - my apple account gives no sign of success. As for the wallpaper of a big spotty mug full of coffee... the device was passport protected so no-one gets to see that or my Netflix/Amazon Prime accounts (I don't use it for anything more sensitive thankfully, just load it up with music and video for travelling).

That means all the lost property people have to go on is the picture of the case I sent them (easily removed I suppose worth �60 alone) and the serial number of the device... which is printed on the back of the iPad so small... it might actually be worth a try asking them to check...

Guess I'm buying a garish little yellow box sometime soon too :-)

Originally Posted by PUCCI GALORE

Whilst we are about it - I have a question. How long do Airtags last for? How long will they continue to transmit so that they can be found? They surely cannot last for ever, Apple would never stand for that!

Originally Posted by golfmad

They last around 18 months or so. When the battery starts to run low it sends out a message and then lasts another month or so. The battery is replaced easily.

Originally Posted by PUCCI GALORE

Really? That's good to know. It might be sensible to buy some replacement batteries to take with us as these things have an infuriating habit of giving up the ghost at the most inconvenient times possible!

Originally Posted by PUCCI GALORE

Really? That's good to know. It might be sensible to buy some replacement batteries to take with us as these things have an infuriating habit of giving up the ghost at the most inconvenient times possible!

Originally Posted by DYKWIA

They are quite picky about the batteries... don't go for the child-friendly versions as they have a special coating that Airtags don't like.

Originally Posted by acearchie

I've gone and done exactly the same thing as you but with kindle and airpod pros in the case as well!

Did you ever manage to get your iPad back?

I'm feeling ever so slightly confident as I can see it made it off the plane in 'find my' BUT hasn't been registered on the system yet.

Originally Posted by Rick A 1

No I did not. Good luck with yours.