Batteries under 100 Wh can be brought in unlimited quantities on aircraft, batteries between 100-160 Wh are limited to two per passenger, and batteries over 160 Wh are prohibited. Passengers should inspect batteries for damage and store each one separately in a plastic bag before placing them all in a LiP bag in their carry-on luggage, covering the terminals. Airline websites should be checked for any updates to battery restrictions.

1. Batteries in Aircraft

2. Many size and type of
Batteries

3. List of allowed batteries can be found
in the description
<100 Wh = no limitation in quantity

4. 100 – 160 Wh =
max. tow
batteries

5. >160 Wh = None / prohibited
Check your airlines website (list of
prohibited items) for any updates or
special regulations

6. Inspect your batteries and sort
or broken, damaged or very
old ones

7. Separate the batteries and store
each in a plastic bag / zipper

8. Place all packed
batteries into a
“LiP Bag”

9. Cover the batteries terminals by
using tape or Clingfilm

10. Store your batteries in your carry on
baggage, not in checked luggage

11. Store batteries and equipment in a
proper backpack in some case

12. Remove sharp items from carry on bag