Airlines now ban 'power bank' batteries being used in flight
While power banks are already banned from checked luggage, some
airlines are going a step further...
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These battery packs were banned from checked luggage in 2016,
following new rules set down by international aviation safety
regulators, and can now travel only in your carry-on cabin bags.
In 2025, airlines are introducing even tougher rules surrounding power
banks.
Taiwan's Eva Air has announced that from 1 March 2025, "to ensure
flight safety, the use and charging of power banks and spare lithium
batteries will be prohibited throughout the flight."
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The same rules will apply on South Korean airlines, including Korean
Air and Asiana, from 1 March 2025, along with an additional
restriction: lithium-ion power banks and even e-cigarettes won't be
allowed in overhead luggage bins.
Instead, they'll need to remain with the passenger at their seat.
https://www.executivetraveller.com/news/airlines-ban-using-charging-power-banks-batteries
ProTip - Know an airline's rules, before boarding.
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