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Where is lost property at Arlanda?

Who handles lost property at Arlanda, how to search and how long items are kept.

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Short answer

Items found at Stockholm Arlanda, in any terminal, are handled by Smarte Carte, which Swedavia places on Level 1 in Terminal 5. You can search Smarte Carte's online database, and it keeps all items it receives for three months. If you lost something on board an aircraft, contact the airline.

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Why

  1. Swedavia says items found at the airport, no matter which terminal, are administered by Smarte Carte on Level 1 in Terminal 5.
  2. Smarte Carte says it keeps all items it receives for three months and that found items may take one to two days to appear in its database.
  3. Swedavia says items lost on board an aircraft are a matter for the airline, and links to airline contact details on its website.

Details

Smarte Carte says you search its online database, register your details through a contact form, and receive a code if an item matches. You then pay a service charge and give a delivery address to have it sent. Smarte Carte's counter also handles left baggage, and Swedavia's holiday page lists it as closed on some holidays; see Arlanda and its alternatives.

Tip

If the lost item was your Swedish passport, see where to apply for a passport in Stockholm.

What may differ

Items lost on an aircraft are handled by the airline, not by Smarte Carte. Items lost after you have left Arlanda, for example on a train to the city, are not covered by these pages.

Common misconception

Something left on the plane can be collected at the airport's lost property.

What actually happens

Swedavia says that if you lost something on board an aircraft, you should contact your airline.

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Sources

This answer is for reference only. Rules can change, so check Swedavia before you travel.

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