Passenger aircraft battery cabinet

The rated energy of each battery should not exceed 100wh. The batteries between 100wh and 160wh must get the permission of the air company; each passenger is allowed to take at most two spare batteries. Power banks without 3C certification (China Compulsory Certification) are banned for domestic flights since June 28, 2025.

Here's what you can bring on your carry-on: Korean Air: Each passenger is limited to a maximum of five 100 Wh battery packs in carry-on and checked baggage combined. Asiana Airlines: Spare lithium batteries and extra batteries that are 160 Wh or less must be packed in short-circuit proof packaging.

With more and more digital products which are equipped with lithium batteries, the lithium battery regulation for China domestic flight is listed as following: 1. It is prohibited to put lithium batteries in checked baggage 2.

In general, most airlines allow each passenger to carry a maximum of two lithium-ion power banks of 100-160 Watt-hour (Wh) into the cabin. However, most power banks on the market use the unit milliamperes per hour (mAh) to measure the battery's capacity. So, look for ones that are no more than about 43,000 mAh to comply with most airline rules.

their baggages at the airport. According to the Specifications for Air Transport of Dangerous Goods Carried by Passengers or Crew, the rated energy of lithium batteries that are taken onto an air plane either in hand baggage or consigned luggage should not exceed 160wh.

Lithium batteries equipped in notebook PCs, mobile phone, digital cameras or some other digital products like that should be packed in your carry-on baggage. 3. At most two spare batteries are allowed to be carried as handed luggage and they should be well preserved to avoid short-circuit