Carrying spare batteries and electronic cigarettes in checked baggage is strictly prohibited. All devices with lithium batteries must be carried on your person.
Battery type | Up to 100 Wh | 100–160 Wh | Over 160 Wh |
|---|---|---|---|
Allowed quantity | Up to 5 units | Up to 2 units | ❌ Not allowed |
Airline approval required | No | Yes | — |
Insulation required | ✅ | ✅ | — |
Any spare battery must be insulated to prevent accidental short circuits:
✅ Place it in a plastic bag or protective case
✅ Cover the terminals with electrical tape
✅ Use a protective cap on the terminals
Up to 100 Wh — no approval required, just present the battery at the security check.
100–160 Wh — prior airline approval is required (must be arranged in advance) and a sticker must be obtained at check-in.
⚠️ Without the sticker, the battery may not be allowed on board!
Keep batteries with you: in your bag or in the seat pocket in front of you.
Do not place them in the overhead compartment.
Do not charge batteries or e-cigarettes during the flight.
If a device overheats — notify the crew immediately.
Allowed only in carry-on luggage or on your person (e.g., in a pocket).
Not allowed in checked baggage.
Use and charging are prohibited during the flight.
Violation of the rules may result in:
- denial of boarding,
- confiscation of devices during inspection,
- threat to safety during flight.
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