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You shouldn’t and, at least in Europe, any kind of spare battery is forbidden in checked luggage. You also shouldn’t use power banks at all during flight.
by ginja 3y ago
You shouldn’t and, at least in Europe, any kind of spare battery is forbidden in checked luggage. You also shouldn’t use power banks at all during flight.
- default_png 3y agoWait what, Since when has that been the rule ? A laptop is a power bank to anything you plug into it by USB...
- ginja 3y agoI think it's due to many power banks being so shitty that the chance of them catching fire in normal operation is not insignificant. From the EASA guidelines on lithium batteries (https://www.easa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/dfu/Background%20Information%20Lithium%20Batteries_update%20Sept%202017.pdf https://www.easa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/dfu/Backgroun...): > Also, spare batteries, including power banks, should not be recharged while on board the aircraft. Additionally, power banks should not be connected or providing power to a device while on board the aircraft.