“Can you take the charger on an airplane? Is charger FAA approved? Will you be allowed to take it on an airplane after it has been charged?”

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• I would always review the latest list of guidelines on the TSA website, however, it's not a spillable battery and those appear permitted. However, most flights also offer the ability to plug in your device now, so I'm not sure what value that would bring.

  Answered by Gudaran 9 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Susan 9 years ago

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• Yes. No problem to have it in either carry-on or checked-in luggage. FAA regulations limit battery capacity to 100wh - this one is a fraction of that. See: https://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/ash/ash_programs/hazmat/passenger_info/media/airline_passengers_and_batteries.pdf

  Answered by tfsi 8 years ago

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• Unknow but I would not see any reason why not. Guess it's best to ask the TSA folks on that one. They do have a list of "not allowed" items on their TSA website. Might be worth a look.

  Answered by WOB1978 9 years ago

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• Yes dear

  Answered by Hahn 9 years ago

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