New Japan Airlines Regulations Effective April 24: Power Banks Prohibited in Cabins
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Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced new safety standards effective April 24, prohibiting the use of power banks in aircraft cabins and limiting carry-on power banks to two per person (under 160Wh). Charging power banks in the cabin is also prohibited. This measure, implemented before Golden Week, follows strengthened international standards by ICAO in March.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Are there limits on the number of power banks allowed in aircraft cabins in Japan?
- A: Yes, from April 24, passengers are limited to carrying a maximum of two power banks (under 160Wh) as carry-on luggage per person.
- Q: Is it allowed to charge power banks in aircraft cabins?
- A: No, from April 24, charging power banks themselves in aircraft cabins will be prohibited.