| Property Lost |
black iPhone5 with black protective case |
| Name |
Michael McClary |
| Phone |
Privacy reason |
| Email |
Privacy reason |
| Lost Place |
Airline Terminal/Gate |
| Lost Country |
Vietnam |
| Lost Airport |
Tan Son Nhat International - SGN lost and found |
| Lost Airline |
Korean Air lost and found |
| Flight Number |
KE 684 |
| Lost Date |
Mar 13,2014 |
| Contact Time |
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| Time Zone |
(GMT-5:00) - Eastern Time (US & Canada) |
| Can Be notify By |
call, Email |
| Location Details |
I flew on KE 684 on the flight scheduled for 11:55 pm on Thursday, March 13th from Ton Son Nhat airport in Vietnam to Seoul for my connecting flight back to Dulles International Airport near Washington, DC. Somewhere at Ton Son Nhat or on the airplane, I lost my iPhone. The last place I remember actually using it was at the “Finbar Lounge” on the upper level near gate 18, when I made a Skype call back to the United States. It is possible I left it a the bar. It is also possible that I tried to check my email at the gate or on the airplane before it took off.
I am hoping you can check to see if it is possible that I left it on flight KE 684. It is a black iPhone5 with a black case. I believe it is either turned off or the battery is dead, as Apple's “find your phone” application has not been able to locate it. I am also hoping that your staff at Ton Son Nhat airport could check with the bar and with the lost and found section at the airport.
The phone is insured so it can be replaced without cost but I really want the phone back because it has about 500 pictures on it, including the ones I just took on my vacation in Bali and Vietnam. They are really important to me.
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| Additional Information |
The phone is well-worn. The case has a slight bulge on the bottom near the power input slot. If the phone is turned on, the Apple iCloud will locate it by GPS. If the battery is dead, if one connects a power cord, then turns on the phone, it will also locate the phone. It is likely the the phone will show incoming gmail before it asks for the security code. I will be happy to pay $100 reward for the return of the phone as well as shipping charges, although Korean Air may be willing to fly it to Dulles International Airport (IAD) near Washington, DC. |
