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Li-ion fires tend to generate oxygen and so they are quite hard to put out. At 30,000 ft in the air I would consider this a fairly significant threat to safety.
by geekylucas 14y ago
Li-ion fires tend to generate oxygen and so they are quite hard to put out. At 30,000 ft in the air I would consider this a fairly significant threat to safety.
- joezydeco 14y agoLot of shipping companies won't even handle Lithium batteries (over a certain size or quantity) on their flights. FedEx's shipping guide, as an example: http://www.fedex.com/downloads/shared/packagingtips/battery_brochure.pdf http://www.fedex.com/downloads/shared/packagingtips/battery_...