“Are these airplane approved?? I travel for a living and need something that is not an ion lithium battery”

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• They are airplane approved

  Answered by JMGARCIA 6 years ago

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• yeah, theyre normal wireless headphones

  Answered by Chris 6 years ago

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• I have used my AirPods on an airplane with no issue or complaint from the flight crew. Just be aware you will need to “re-connect” to your Bluetooth after turning airplane mode on-off.

  Answered by eocampo924 6 years ago

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  Answered by B00fer10 6 years ago

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• The Lithium battery itself is not the issue. The amount of Capacity (measured in Watt Hours) is the key metric to be considered. If anything more than 100 Watt hour, you can still get special permission from the airline to carry it. That being said, your AirPods batteries are miniscule. The total with case and the pods themselves come to roughly 600 mAh. Which is less than 100 times from the said above measurement. TLDR: Do not worry about it. You are perfectly fine for carrying an AirPods into any airplane; may it be domestic or international.

  Answered by UnknownCommenter 6 years ago

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