Are you able to bring these on an airplane?. I have an international flight and I’d like to be able to play the switch to pass time null

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David · Accepted Answer

You can only take batteries rated under 100Wh. The Anker Powercore sits at a 74.37Wh (20,100mAh/1000 x 3.7V) which means you can take it with you on a plane.

starters · Answer

I brought it, and used it, on my domestic flight in the US and had no problems with anything. I assume International would be no different. I've even taken bigger drone batteries on the plane with me without any issues.

Answered by starters 6 years ago

spacegurl1024 · Answer

It is a lithium ion battery pack so you can bring it on an airplane! You cannot put lithium ion batteries in checked baggage, but carry-on is fine.

Dablizz34 · Answer

I’ve flown with my battery multiple times. Just be sure to take it out of your bag when going through security. But I’ve taken mine many times on flights without issue

JABL · Answer

I think so - I brought it with me on a flight to NY. One thing to let you know though, this item does not come with a wall outlet plug to charge the battery. You'll have to buy another USBC wall outlet separately, or buy the other Anker version that comes with a wall outlet charger that isn't Nintendo branded for approximately the same price.

Answered by JABL 6 years ago

KuronekoNCR · Answer

Yes, it's well under the maximum mAh limit for air travel (26000 mAh), so it's all good.

JPVG · Answer

yes took mines with me when i flew

Blackstarsama · Answer

Yes you can

Shovelboy42 · Answer

Yes. I just used it on my flights to California from Chicago. I brought it through security on my carry on bag.

KenC · Answer

Carry on only... Airlines frown on cargo hold lithium fires... No way to put it out...

“Are you able to bring these on an airplane?. I have an international flight and I’d like to be able to play the switch to pass time”

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