Regulations allowing the use of battery packs on airplanes
According to airline regulations, there are clear requirements for carrying and using battery packs. These regulations aim to ensure flight safety and prevent safety accidents caused by battery issues. The following is information about the use and carrying of battery packs on airplanes:
1. Dry batteries
Carrying method: Dry batteries can be carried on the plane, but they must be kept in hand luggage and cannot be checked in.
Quantity limit: There is currently no specific quantity limit, but it is necessary to ensure that the battery does not short circuit in the luggage.
2. Lithium batteries
Carrying method: Lithium batteries must be carried in hand luggage and cannot be checked in.
Quantity and specification restrictions:
Lithium metal or lithium alloy batteries must not contain more than 2 grams of lithium.
Lithium ion batteries must have a total lithium content of no more than 8 grams.
Lithium ion batteries with a total lithium content of 8 grams or more but not exceeding 25 grams are limited to 2 per person.
3. Backup battery
Protective measures: Backup batteries must be separately protected to prevent short circuits, and can be placed in the original retail packaging or wrapped with insulating materials (such as tape, plastic bags) around the electrodes.
Carrying location: The spare battery can only be placed in hand luggage.
4. Special circumstances
Lithium batteries exceeding 160Wh are strictly prohibited from being carried.
100-160Wh lithium batteries: Approved by the airline, they can be carried, but the backup battery is limited to 2.
5. Portable electronic devices
Carrying method: Portable electronic devices containing lithium batteries (such as cameras, mobile phones, laptops, camcorders, etc.) can be carried as hand luggage on board.
The rated energy value of lithium batteries shall not exceed 100Wh. Items exceeding 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh can be carried with the approval of the airline.
6. Safety Tips
Preparation before boarding: Rest appropriately 35 hours before boarding, ensure sufficient sleep, and avoid flying on an empty stomach or overeating.
Early arrival at the airport: Check in at least one hour in advance at the airport to complete the registration procedures.
Comply with security requirements: Do not carry prohibited items on board and ensure that luggage complies with airline regulations.
In summary, the use of battery packs on airplanes is allowed, but it is necessary to comply with the relevant regulations of the airline to ensure the safe carrying and use of batteries.
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