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All Power Bank Rules From Jet2, Ryanair, easyJet, TUI, And More
- Airlines require power banks to be carried in carry-on luggage and kept protected from short circuits.
- Different airlines impose specific limits, such as Jet2 forbidding some power banks without clear ratings.
- Ryanair enforces a 100Wh limit and requires spare batteries to be stowed properly.
- EasyJet allows power banks up to 160Wh but flags recalls on battery safety.
- Virgin Airlines requires approval for power banks between 100Wh and 160Wh.
- TUI instructs batteries to be protected and completely switched off.
- British Airways recommends storing power banks under 110Wh in the seat back pocket or bag.
- CAA outlines general rules for power banks and lithium batteries on flights.
- The article notes a flight diversion example due to a power bank incident.
- The report emphasizes checking airline rules before travel to avoid delays.
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