Is it ok to take a portable battery on a plane?

>>1297876
Usually it is fine, only country I've had issues with before is china wanting to do a double screen or ditching of it. in the US they don't give a shit

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>>1297877
ok thanks for the info

>>1297876
I think it's mostly down to battery capacity. Unless yours is some xboxhueg monster that could charge your laptop, I don't think it's an issue.

>>1297876
There was usb ports to charge your powerbanks etc on planes so i dont think you taking a battery would be a problem

I remember the limit as 10k mAh or something last time I was there, better to look it up depending on where you are going

I've only had it checked in Asian countries, and they only check the capacity. Any normal power bank is fine.

>>1298008
*in Thailand

Yes, at least in Mexico.
But AVOID bringing a standalone cellphone battery, or say its ass goodbye

I flew through China recently with a 20k powerbank and don't remember them them having an issue outside of the usual taking it out like with a laptop.

>>1297876
Also, "spare" batteries not attached to devices MUST be in carry on, so they can access them with proper fire equipment in case of a fire.

>>1297876
I just flew from PDX to AZ last week, carried in my carry on and extra bag, no problems.