Inside Airport Lost & Found

The series tracks the journeys of items that go missing at airports, following where they end up and how they are recovered. Based in Denver and Salt Lake City, a dedicated team works to reunite travellers with their lost belongings, such as Native regalia, a taxidermied rat and a championship ring.

Rats, Rings and Regalia is a short‑form programme presented as an episode‑style feature. It centres on the unexpected adventures that everyday objects embark on after being left behind in busy airports. The series follows a small but dedicated team as they trace the paths of these lost items, aiming to restore them to their rightful owners. Based in Denver and Salt Lake City, the crew works across airport terminals to locate misplaced belongings. They liaise with travellers, sift through baggage reports and follow up on clues that point to where an item might have been left. Their goal is simple: reunite each passenger with whatever they thought they’d lost. Among the most memorable recoveries are a set of Native regalia, a taxidermied rat and a championship ring. Each of these objects carries personal significance, from cultural heritage to cherished trophies. The programme captures the moment when the team finally returns these items, highlighting the relief and gratitude of the owners. By following the trail of these lost items, the series underscores how a coordinated effort in two western cities can make a tangible difference for travellers, turning what could be a frustrating experience into a story of reunion and closure.