“Can I bring this onto an airplane in my carry on luggage?”

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• Yes, according to TSA regulation, power bank ONLY can packed in the carry-on bags. NOT allowed in checked bags. This model capacity is under 100Wh, it won’t be a problem as long as it is in carry-on. The largest power bank I carry on a commercial aircraft was 26800mah which converted about 97Wh. For more detail please refer to 49 CFR 175.10(a)(18)

  Answered by JeRemiah 7 years ago

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• Yep. I bring them all the time.

  Answered by Megan 7 years ago

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• Yes you can. FAA regulations require that batteries and battery packs can not go in checked luggage. You must have it with you in your carry on.

  Answered by Eric 7 years ago

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• The airline will have it no other way! It must go into your carry on. You cannot put in your checked luggage.

  Answered by Michael 7 years ago

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• Yes, this battery pack can only be taken on the airplane in your carry on luggage or in your carry on personal item (purse, briefcase, etc.) Do not have it in your check in luggage!

  Answered by Lemster 7 years ago

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• Yes. The capacity is within the maximum allowable battery capacity.

  Answered by Morpheus 7 years ago

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• Definitely!

  Answered by Anker Team 7 years ago

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