US EditionSwiss Introduces New Rules for Power Banks and E-Cigarettes on Board
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Powerbanks will soon be subject to new rules at Swiss. Picture: www.imago-images.deSwiss will be introducing new rules for taking and using powerbanks on board from 15 January. In the future, charging and using powerbanks will no longer be permitted during the flight, and a maximum of two powerbanks per passenger may be carried.With this regulation, Swiss will increase safety on board, as stated in a notice.Transport in checked baggage will also…
From 15 January, passengers at Swiss and Edelweiss will no longer be allowed to load power banks. The new safety regulations apply throughout the Group.
From mid-January, passengers of the Lufthansa Group will no longer be able to charge their mobile phones and tablets with Powerbanks during the flight. The airline standardises the rules throughout the Group, following international recommendations.
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