Originally Posted by
StuckInYYZ
I would be more concerned about the lack of markings on the power bank period. Every time I've had to travel through PRC, any power bank of mine without markings has been confiscated. They were confiscated. It hasn't bothered me as they were usually the older, used for several years type so the markings have usually "rubbed off". There is also that new marking required by the PRC... If you plan on travelling domestically via airplane or possibly train, I would suggest being cautious. Likely won't get in trouble, but you could have the case confiscated.
Yea, China is another matter altogether, but if YVR-C’s not planning to travel domestically within China (not sure if the power-bank/case has the capacity listed, which is the requirement to fly out of China?), they should be fine…
Agree with Ditto that a limit on power banks would
technically apply.
Originally Posted by
Ditto
Keep in mind some airlines (e.g. Ethiad) now restricts you to only one power bank, how they would enforce it is ofc a different question.
Do you have a link to Etihad’s new requirements?
Would be good to add it to the other thread / wiki:
Power bank rules & regulations inflight
Seems Emirates has implemented a similar limit of 1 power bank, as has FlyDubai. Perhaps was part of a set of recommendations by the UAE’s aviation authority(-ies)?