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Successfully outcome! I was reunited with my laptop last week thanks to the amazing assistance from @bertflyer :cool:. I'm so thankful he saw the message and reached out. It seems like it would have been painful try to sort it out another way. Thank you to everyone else in this forum for your...

Hey @bertflyer . Wow really? I'll DM you. That would be amazing. As mentioned in my other reply, the battery can't really be removed, but it might be fine. I checked in my bag with an iPad on the return flight. Emirates said it was fine as long as it was turned off.

Thanks for the suggestion @justinbrett. Unfortunately removing the battery from the laptop doesn't appear to be easy. It's a Microsoft Surface Laptop, so the battery is not really user removable or replaceable.

Thanks so much for the suggestion @Mattg. Just checked SendMyBag and it seems to be the same deal. Aargh! "Australia air cargo regulations prohibit the sending of any device which contains a battery. Batteries of any type, loose or within devices, must not be sent on this route."

I did an absoutely stupid thing on my return flight home from my Europe holiday this past weekend and forgot to grab my laptop from the tray once it had been scanned by security at MUC. I was flying J class on Emirates, and only noticed that I forgot to grab it when I boarded the plane and took...