Usually yes, but only in your carry-on bag. Power banks contain lithium batteries, so airlines don't allow them in checked luggage. Rules differ by airline, so always check with yours before you fly.
General rules most airlines follow
- Pack your power bank in your carry-on bag, never in checked luggage.
- Power banks under 100Wh (watt-hours) are generally allowed without airline approval. The Jackson Move 10k mAh Travel Powerbank (JTPB10K) is 38.5Wh, which is printed on its box.
- Protect it from damage and keep it away from keys and coins.
- Some airlines don't let you use or charge a power bank during the flight, or ask you to keep it where you can see it.
Before you fly
- Check your airline's website for its current power bank rules.
- Charge your power bank before you leave home.
- Keep it in your carry-on bag, easy to reach.
Safety first
Don't take a power bank that's swollen, damaged or has been overheating. Stop using it and contact us. See My Jackson power product is sparking, smoking or overheating.
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