Why is my battery prohibited on international passenger flight
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
When I received my package from ifixit it came in a box with a large sticker saying prohibited on passenger aircraft. I assume it’s because it’s a lithium battery. IATA rules specify that a battery rated below 100Wh is allowed as a carry on item as long as the lithium metal content is between 2g and 8g. My new battery is rated 95Wh and with a total of 8660Mah it’s not possible for the metal content to exceed the 8g per cell. [br]
I’ve also checked the airline rules and they specify exactly what IATA have.
So why the sticker?
Why is my battery prohibited on international passenger flight
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
When I received my package from ifixit it came in a box with a large sticker saying prohibited on passenger aircraft. I assume it’s because it’s a lithium battery. IATA rules specify that a battery rated below 100Wh is allowed as a carry on item as long as the lithium metal content is between 2g and 8g. My new battery is rated 95Wh and with a total of 8660Mah it’s not possible for the metal content to exceed the 8g per cell. [br]
I’ve also checked the airline rules and they specify exactly what IATA have.
So why the sticker?
Why is my battery prohibited on international passenger flight
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
When I received my package from ifixit it came in a box with a large sticker saying prohibited on passenger aircraft. I assume it’s because it’s a lithium battery. IATA rules specify that a battery rated below 100Wh is allowed as a carry on item as long as the lithium metal content is between 2g and 8g. My new battery is rated 95Wh and with a total of 8660Mah it’s not possible for the metal content to exceed the 8g per cell. [br]
I’ve also checked the airline rules and they specify exactly what IATA have.
So why the sticker?
Why is my battery prohibited on international passenger flight
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
When I received my package from ifixit it came in a box with a large sticker saying prohibited on passenger aircraft. I assume it’s because it’s a lithium battery. IATA rules specify that a battery rated below 100Wh is allowed as a carry on item as long as the lithium metal content is between 2g and 8g. My new battery is rated 95Wh and with a total of 8660Mah it’s not possible for the metal content to exceed the 8g per cell. [br]
I’ve also checked the airline rules and they specify exactly what IATA have.
So why the sticker?
Why is my battery prohibited on international passenger flight
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
When I received my package from ifixit it came in a box with a large sticker saying prohibited on passenger aircraft. I assume it’s because it’s a lithium battery. IATA rules specify that a battery rated below 100Wh is allowed as a carry on item as long as the lithium metal content is between 2g and 8g. My new battery is rated 95Wh and with a total of 8660Mah it’s not possible for the metal content to exceed the 8g per cell. [br]
I’ve also checked the airline rules and they specify exactly what IATA have.
So why the sticker?
Why is my battery prohibited on international passenger flight
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
When I received my package from ifixit it came in a box with a large sticker saying prohibited on passenger aircraft. I assume it’s because it’s a lithium battery. IATA rules specify that a battery rated below 100Wh is allowed as a carry on item as long as the lithium metal content is between 2g and 8g. My new battery is rated 95Wh and with a total of 8660Mah it’s not possible for the metal content to exceed the 8g per cell. [br]
I’ve also checked the airline rules and they specify exactly what IATA have.
So why the sticker?