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Welcome to our comprehensive guide for lost and found items at Long Beach Airport. This article provides essential information about how to retrieve misplaced items, from contacting the Lost and Found Department, to specific procedures for different locations within the airport. You'll also find details about filing a report, collection and delivery options, as well as special considerations for sensitive items.

Scroll down to get specific information about what to do if you lost an item at LGB.

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Contact Information and Operating Hours

If you've misplaced an item at Long Beach Airport, you can reach out to the Lost and Found Department. Here are the details:

Location-Specific Procedures

Depending on where you've lost your item, you'll need to follow different procedures.

Items Lost in Airport Terminals

If you suspect you've lost an item within the airport terminals, excluding security checkpoint areas, immigration and customs areas, airline lounges, or items left on an airplane, you should contact the Lost and Found Department directly using the contact information provided above.

Items Lost at Security Checkpoint Areas

For items misplaced at security checkpoints, you can file a claim with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). Visit the TSA Lost and Found page for more information.

Items Lost in Other Areas

For items lost in parking areas, rental car facilities, shuttle buses, and other areas outside of the airport terminals, you should contact the respective facility or service provider directly.

Items Lost on the Plane

If you believe you've left an item on the aircraft after arriving at Long Beach Airport, you have several options available to retrieve your belongings. First, you can return to the gate where your flight disembarked and ask the staff for assistance. If you're unable to return to the gate, or if the item isn't there, you can visit the airport's Lost and Found desk if one is available. Alternatively, you can visit the luggage or baggage services desk for your airline, which is typically located in the baggage claim area. Lastly, you can contact your airline directly to report your lost item.

Lost Checked Baggage

If your checked bag does not appear in the baggage claim area within a reasonable amount of time after your flight arrives at Long Beach Airport, you should first contact the Baggage Services office of your airline. If they are unable to locate your bag, you can file a lost luggage claim with your airline. This can usually be done online or over the phone.

Here are the most popular airlines that service Long Beach Airport:

If your airline is not listed above, check out airlines that serve LGB for contact info and more.

How to File a Report

Unfortunately, Long Beach Airport does not support online form submission for lost items. You must contact the Lost and Found Department directly. When reporting a lost item, be prepared to provide your First/Last Name, Contact number, Date and Time of travel, Airline used, and a detailed description of the property that includes brand, color, size, type, and identifiable features. The more detail you provide, the easier it will be to locate your item.

Collection, Delivery, and Charges

Once your item has been located, you can collect it directly from the Lost and Found Department. It's important to note that there may be storage, delivery, or processing fees associated with the retrieval of your item. The exact amount will depend on the nature of the item and the length of time it has been stored.

Special Considerations

For sensitive items like passports or electronics, additional security measures may be required. Unclaimed items will be handled according to the airport's unclaimed property policy. Beware of third-party services that may charge unauthorized fees for the recovery of lost items.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

You can reach out to the Lost and Found Department by calling (562) 570-2648 or sending an email to [email protected].
If you've misplaced an item within the airport terminals, excluding certain areas like security checkpoints, immigration, customs, airline lounges, or on the airplane, you should contact the Lost and Found Department directly using the provided contact information.
For items misplaced at security checkpoints, you can file a claim with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). Visit the TSA Lost and Found page for more information.
If you believe you've left an item on the aircraft after arriving, you have several options available to retrieve your belongings. You can return to the gate where your flight disembarked and ask the staff for assistance, visit the airport's Lost and Found desk, visit the luggage or baggage services desk for your airline, or contact your airline directly to report your lost item.
If your checked bag does not appear in the baggage claim area within a reasonable amount of time after your flight arrives, you should first contact the Baggage Services office of your airline. If they are unable to locate your bag, you can file a lost luggage claim with your airline.
Unfortunately, the airport does not support online form submission for lost items. You must contact the Lost and Found Department directly. When reporting a lost item, be prepared to provide your First/Last Name, Contact number, Date and Time of travel, Airline used, and a detailed description of the property.
Yes, there may be storage, delivery, or processing fees associated with the retrieval of your item. The exact amount will depend on the nature of the item and the length of time it has been stored.
For sensitive items like passports or electronics, additional security measures may be required. Unclaimed items will be handled according to the airport's unclaimed property policy. Beware of third-party services that may charge unauthorized fees for the recovery of lost items.