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Emirates Power Bank Rule on Flights Comes Into Effect Tomorrow
- Emirates has announced that power banks are prohibited on flights starting October 1, 2025, due to safety concerns regarding lithium batteries.
- Passengers may carry one power bank under 100Wh but cannot use it to charge devices onboard.
- Power banks must be stored in easily accessible areas and are forbidden in checked baggage to minimize fire risks associated with lithium batteries.
- Emirates highlighted that despite this ban, in-seat charging options remain available, encouraging passengers to charge devices fully before flying.
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Emirates power bank ban comes into effect on October 1; airline issues reminder
The reminder comes ahead of the implementation of new safety regulations first announced earlier this year, aimed at minimising risks associated with lithium battery-powered devices.
·Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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Emirates Bans Power Banks In-Flight From October 1 Over Lithium Battery Risks
By Emmanuel Nduka Obisue Emirates Airline has announced a ban on the in-flight use of power banks across its entire fleet, with the new safety measure taking effect from October 1, 2025. The United Arab Emirates’ flag carrier explained that the decision followed a comprehensive safety review highlighting the risks associated with lithium battery incidents in aviation. “Using any kind of power bank is prohibited onboard Emirates’ flights, effect…
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