Lost & Found

Tri-Cities Airport Lost and Found

Lost something at Tri-Cities Airport? Report it immediately — airport lost and found offices hold items for 30–90 days, but recovery rates drop sharply after the first 24 hours.

Left somewhere in the airport (not at security)

Airport Lost and Found

509-547-6352

Location: Terminal building — report items lost in the terminal, parking areas, or at the TSA checkpoint via the airport's online form or by calling the main administrative line. Items lost on an aircraft or in checked baggage must be reported directly to your airline, since airlines run their own lost-and-found offices.

Hours: Port of Pasco administrative offices: Mon–Fri, business hours (call ahead to confirm before visiting in person)

File an online claim →

Left at the TSA security checkpoint

TSA Lost Property

1-866-289-9673

Items left at the TSA checkpoint are logged separately from airport/airline lost-and-found; call or use the web form, and have your date and approximate checkpoint time ready. Claim rates are highest in the first 24–48 hours.

File a TSA claim online →

Note: items left in gate areas may also be held by the airline's gate staff — contact the airline directly for gate-area and on-board lost items.

What to do right now (step by step)

Check with the airline first — items left at gates or on the plane go to the airline, not the airport.
If lost in the terminal: call 509-547-6352 or go to Terminal building — report items lost in the terminal, parking areas, or at the TSA checkpoint via the airport's online form or by calling the main administrative line. Items lost on an aircraft or in checked baggage must be reported directly to your airline, since airlines run their own lost-and-found offices..
If lost at the security checkpoint: call TSA at 1-866-289-9673 or file a claim online.
File an online claim if available — written claims are processed faster and create a searchable paper trail.
Check back in 24–48 hours — items are logged as they come in and may not appear in the system immediately.

Pro Tip

PSC has just one terminal and one TSA checkpoint, so lost items are easy to track down — call the airport's main line as soon as you notice something missing, and specify exactly where you think you left it (ticket lobby, checkpoint, gate seating, or a rental/parking lot) to speed up the search.

Frequently asked questions

How long does PSC airport keep lost items?

Most airports hold unclaimed items for 30–90 days before donating or auctioning them. File your claim as quickly as possible to maximize recovery chances.

What if I left something on the plane?

Items left on aircraft go to the airline, not the airport lost and found. Contact the airline directly — each airline has its own baggage service phone number and online claim process.

How do I report a lost item at the TSA checkpoint at PSC?

Call TSA at 1-866-289-9673 or file a claim at tsa.gov/travel/customer-service. Items left at security checkpoints are held for 30 days.

Can I file a lost item report online for PSC?

Yes — PSC has an online lost item report form. Filing online is recommended as written claims are typically processed faster than phone reports alone.

Know exactly when to leave for the airport

The Leave-By Time calculator folds the live PSC TSA wait, real-time drive time from your door, and gate-walk distance into one exact time to leave home — no guesswork.

Calculate my Leave-By Time →

Tri-Cities Airport Lost and Found

Lost something at Tri-Cities Airport? Report it immediately — airport lost and found offices hold items for 30–90 days, but recovery rates drop sharply after the first 24 hours.

Left somewhere in the airport (not at security)

Airport Lost and Found

509-547-6352

Hours: Port of Pasco administrative offices: Mon–Fri, business hours (call ahead to confirm before visiting in person)

File an online claim →

Left at the TSA security checkpoint

TSA Lost Property

1-866-289-9673

File a TSA claim online →

Note: items left in gate areas may also be held by the airline's gate staff — contact the airline directly for gate-area and on-board lost items.

What to do right now (step by step)

Check with the airline first — items left at gates or on the plane go to the airline, not the airport.

If lost in the terminal: call 509-547-6352 or go to Terminal building — report items lost in the terminal, parking areas, or at the TSA checkpoint via the airport's online form or by calling the main administrative line. Items lost on an aircraft or in checked baggage must be reported directly to your airline, since airlines run their own lost-and-found offices..

If lost at the security checkpoint: call TSA at 1-866-289-9673 or file a claim online.

File an online claim if available — written claims are processed faster and create a searchable paper trail.

Check back in 24–48 hours — items are logged as they come in and may not appear in the system immediately.

Pro Tip

Frequently asked questions

How long does PSC airport keep lost items?

Most airports hold unclaimed items for 30–90 days before donating or auctioning them. File your claim as quickly as possible to maximize recovery chances.

What if I left something on the plane?

Items left on aircraft go to the airline, not the airport lost and found. Contact the airline directly — each airline has its own baggage service phone number and online claim process.

How do I report a lost item at the TSA checkpoint at PSC?

Call TSA at 1-866-289-9673 or file a claim at tsa.gov/travel/customer-service. Items left at security checkpoints are held for 30 days.

Can I file a lost item report online for PSC?

Yes — PSC has an online lost item report form. Filing online is recommended as written claims are typically processed faster than phone reports alone.

Know exactly when to leave for the airport

The Leave-By Time calculator folds the live PSC TSA wait, real-time drive time from your door, and gate-walk distance into one exact time to leave home — no guesswork.

Calculate my Leave-By Time →