DispoTag Approved for UPS

DispoTag, maker of low-cost shipment tracking tags that provide independent proof of delivery, today announced that its tracking tag has been approved by UPS for transport aboard UPS aircraft.

Following a formal engineering evaluation of DispoTag's technical data and supporting documentation, UPS Aircraft Engineering approved the DispoTag for carriage in packages moving through the UPS air network.

The approval means shippers can now include the DispoTag inside packages tendered to UPS — enabling independent, network-verified delivery visibility for parcels moving through one of the world's largest air networks, in full compliance with the carrier's device policies.

The DispoTag is a low-power Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacon that carries no cellular, GPS, or Wi-Fi radio.

"UPS moves a huge share of the packages our customers ship, and its aircraft engineering review is as thorough as it gets. Clearing it confirms the DispoTag is safe to fly and means our customers can get independent, verifiable delivery data on parcels moving through the UPS network."

— Yasin Shuman, Co-Founder & CEO, DispoTag

The UPS approval follows Southwest Airlines' approval of the DispoTag in July 2026 and United Airlines' approval in October 2026, and is the first from a major parcel carrier in the series of air-carrier approvals DispoTag is pursuing to expand where its tags can travel. Shippers interested in deploying the DispoTag on approved carriers can contact the DispoTag team for availability and integration support.