Inside Airport Lost & Found

Vintage Jordans, a mobile barber van and a stuffed animal are left behind.

A lone diamond, $3,000 in cash and cosplay costumes get left behind.

A 40th-anniversary gift, $1,500 in cash and a stuffed jewelry box get lost.

Airport Lost and Found workers reunite travelers with a dog who wiggled out of his leash upon arrival and wandered the airport grounds for a week, a collection of vintage tennis rackets belonging to a pro tennis player, a purse containing over a hundred dollars in cash, a backpack brimming with lifesaving prescription medicine, a child’s beloved stuffed panda bear, and a full Army uniform.

Determined airport workers across the country strive to reunite passengers with a curious assortment of lost items, including a prosthetic eye, an espresso machine, a $5000 Gucci bag and a family’s beloved heirloom gold Rolex watch. At Philadelphia’s International Airport, experts from the zoo arrive with an assortment of animals to help travelers combat the phenomenon known as "airport brain."

An intrepid team of investigators in Denver and Salt Lake City reunites travelers with lost items such as a priceless Native American regalia, a taxidermied rat, a high school wrestling state championship ring, and a fanny pack with a wallet, passport and government IDs. Plus, we head down south to visit Unclaimed Baggage, a store brimming with a plethora of lost airport items shoppers can buy.