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Can you take a power bank on the plane?
YES, but...
There are a few important rules to keep in mind when traveling with power banks. Due to safety concerns, power banks must be placed in carry-on luggage, as they pose a fire risk if stored in checked baggage. Airlines also have specific capacity limits, and larger power banks may require approval.

To ensure a hassle-free journey, always double-check your airline’s regulations before flying. This way, you can keep your essential gadgets fully charged and enjoy a smooth trip.
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Here’s a quick guide to the general guidelines established by aviation authorities such as the FAA and IATA:
Capacity Limits
Power banks up to 100Wh (27,000mAh) are generally allowed in carry-on luggage without special approval. For power banks between 100Wh (27,000mAh) and 160Wh (43,000mAh), airline approval is usually required. Anything over 160Wh (43,000mAh) is typically not allowed on board. Always check with your airline before flying.
Carry-On Only
Power banks must be carried in your hand luggage and are not permitted in checked baggage. This rule is in place due to the potential fire risk associated with lithium-ion batteries, which are easier to manage in the cabin than in the cargo hold.
Quantity Restrictions
Most airlines limit passengers to carrying a maximum of two larger power banks. However, it is always best to check specific airline policies to ensure compliance.
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