Can You Bring a Power Bank on a Plane?

Discover important airline guidelines on carrying power banks safely when flying.

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No, you cannot check in your power bank. Most airlines do not allow power banks in checked baggage due to fire risk. Carry them in your carry-on luggage instead. Ensure the capacity meets airline guidelines, typically under 100Wh or requiring approval for larger ones.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Why can't I check in my power bank? Power banks are not allowed in checked baggage due to fire risks associated with lithium-ion batteries.
  2. What is the maximum battery capacity allowed on flights? Most airlines allow power banks with a capacity under 100Wh. Larger ones may require special approval.
  3. Can I take a power bank in my carry-on luggage? Yes, you can carry power banks in your carry-on luggage, but ensure they meet the airline's capacity guidelines.
  4. What should I do if my power bank exceeds the capacity limit? If your power bank exceeds 100Wh, check with your airline for their specific regulations and possible approvals.

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