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Lost and Found at LAS Airport

If you've lost an item at Las Vegas McCarran Airport, don't despair. The process for recovering lost items can vary based on where the item was misplaced – at a security checkpoint, on an aircraft, or elsewhere in the airport. This guide will assist you in navigating the lost and found procedures at LAS.

Items Lost at Security Checkpoint

If you suspect your item was lost at a security checkpoint, you should contact the TSA Lost and Found office. You can reach them at +1-702-261-5134. They will be able to assist you in locating your lost item.

Items Lost on Aircraft/Lost Luggage

For items lost on an aircraft or missing luggage at baggage claim, you must contact the airline you were traveling on. For a list of airlines served by Las Vegas McCarran Airport, visit the Airlines Served page. Here are the contact pages for some of the most popular airlines at LAS:

Items Lost in Other Areas

Items lost in the public areas of Harry Reid International Airport, including the security checkpoints and gate areas, may have been turned in to the Lost & Found Office. It's important to note that items can take more than 24 hours to show up in Lost & Found.

The Lost & Found Office does not accept certain items such as personal hygiene products, food and beverages, hazardous materials, tobacco products, weapons, oxygen tanks, and biohazard materials.

To verify if an item lost less than 30 days ago has been located, please use the Lost Item Inquiry Form. Most items that are found and stored in the Lost & Found Office must be claimed within 30 days or they will be disposed of.

If you have any questions or need further assistance, please call (702) 261-5134. Call Center hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. PST Sunday-Friday, except major Federal and State holidays.

Tips for Success

Here are some tips to increase your chances of finding your lost item:

  • Contact the appropriate party as soon as you realize your item is missing.
  • Provide a detailed description of your lost item, including brand, color, size and any distinguishing features.
  • Keep a record of your lost item report, including any reference numbers or confirmation emails.
  • Follow up regularly on the status of your lost item.

Tips for Preventing Loss

Prevention is the best strategy when it comes to losing items. Here are some tips to help you keep track of your belongings:

  • Use tracking tags or labels on your luggage and valuable items.
  • Take photos of your luggage and valuable items. This can help when describing lost items.
  • Keep all valuables and important items in your carry-on luggage.
  • Check your surroundings before leaving any area in the airport.

Updated on: December 29, 2023

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Depending on where the item was misplaced, the process for recovering lost items can vary. If the item was lost at a security checkpoint, on an aircraft, or elsewhere in the airport, different procedures apply.
You can report a lost item using the Lost Item Inquiry Form.
If you suspect your item was lost at a security checkpoint, you should contact the TSA Lost and Found office at +1-702-261-5134.
The Lost & Found Office is located within the airport premises. The call center hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. PST Sunday-Friday, except major Federal and State holidays.
For items lost on an aircraft or missing luggage at baggage claim, you must contact the airline you were traveling on. You can find the contact details of various airlines on the Airlines Served page of the airport's website.
Items lost in the public areas of the airport, including the security checkpoints and gate areas, may have been turned in to the Lost & Found Office. You can use the Lost Item Inquiry Form to verify if an item lost less than 30 days ago has been located.
The Lost & Found Office does not accept certain items such as personal hygiene products, food and beverages, hazardous materials, tobacco products, weapons, oxygen tanks, and biohazard materials.