Avoid these 7 Gadgets to Carry in Flights Power Banks Smart Luggage Drones Air India Crash

Whenever we catch the flight, it is common to put in mobile, tablet and other smart gadgets bags. But do you know that there are some devices that if you carry in the airplane, then they can not only become a threat to your flight safety, but can also increase your own difficulties? DGCA and many international aviation bodies have been warned about these devices repeatedly in guidelines.

If you travel frequently, think twice before keeping these 7 gadgets together before the check-in, because some of these batteries or signals can disturb the communication or safety system of the aircraft.

High-Capacity Power Banks (above 27000mAh)

According to DGCA guidelines, power bank flights with more capacity more than 100Wh (about 27000mAh) do not have aloud. And they can be carried only in hand baggage, not check-in. The power bank above this is not only at risk for safety, but airlines can also seize them.

Unbranted or Local Lithium Battery Pack

Local batteries without brands found in the market are found cheaply, but they can become fire thousands. Many times their thermal runaway chances are more. In such a situation, the airport security does not serve them, especially if it is Vijibali Damage or excessively bloated.

Drone or Mini Drones

Many people want to carry their DJI mini or local drones while leaving India, but most of the international airports or destinations (such as Dubai, Singapore) have a restriction on them. Apart from this, the batteries in the drone also cannot be carried without special packing in the flight.

Portable Wi-Fi Hotspots (JioFi, Airtel Hotspot)

Wi-Fi Hotspot devices network broadcasts signal which can interfer in flight communication systems. The flight crew may have problems when they are on it. That is why keep them off or it is better not to pack.

Smart Luggage (with non-removable battery)

Nowadays some suitcases come in which GPS tracker and power bank inbuilt. If their battery is not removable, many airlines do not allow them to board. In such a situation, before booking the flight or if it is booked, talk to the customer care of your airline before packing.

Gas-Filled Hair Curlers / Straighteners

Cordless curlers who run from butane gas are also becoming quite popular in India. But they are very flammable and most airlines have banned them, especially if they do not have a safety cap.

E-Cigarettes / VAPES

These devices contain both lithium battery and liquid, which can pose a risk of fire. Also, using or carrying them in many countries is also illegal. Carrying them in the flight is aloud, but with strict condoms, you can not use, nor charge.