ILIAMNA Independent flight intelligence

Printed departure pack / personal bag identifier

Make a label, not an airline tag.

Print two simple 90 by 55 millimeter contact cards for a bag. Use only details you are comfortable displaying if the bag is lost.

Reviewed 30 July 2026 Private current-page worksheet User-entered record, no live rule lookup

Build the print sheet

Personal baggage identification cards

Both cards repeat the same current-page entries. Put one in a visible holder and one inside the bag only if that matches your privacy and security judgment.

Do not print a home address

Use initials or a display name if preferred. Add only a contact route you are comfortable showing to a stranger who finds the bag.

This will be visible on the printed card.
Do not enter a home address.

ILIAMNA / PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION CARDS

Two cards, one current-page record.

PERSONAL BAG ID Copy 1 / not an airline tag

If found, please contact

Not recorded

Contact
Not recorded
Destination contact
Not recorded
Trip note
Not recorded
PERSONAL BAG ID Copy 2 / not an airline tag

If found, please contact

Not recorded

Contact
Not recorded
Destination contact
Not recorded
Trip note
Not recorded

Cut on the outer card border. No barcode, QR code, carrier name, tag number, handling instruction, tracking function, or airline acceptance claim is included.

Keep preparing

Take the next record with you.

Pack

Build the physical inventory.

Mark quantities and keep unresolved packing items visible.

Document

Carry a document-check record.

Keep sensitive identifiers out while preserving the checks already completed.

Handoff

Map the checked-bag connection.

Separate the ticket, operator, airport, customs, and reclaim decisions.