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  • So that's why Li-ion batteries are frowned upon by airlines
  • wwaswas
    Full Member

    Good job they were being carried as hand luggage…

    IA
    Full Member

    They legally have to be carried as hand luggage, and even then (depending on capacity) only at the discretion of the airline/pilot. There are also capacity limits, and they should be isolated at in protective packaging to prevent shorts etc.

    Pressure change wouldn’t cause it, incorrect storage/short far more likely (or a damaged pack from a drone case).

    Got a link to any more info?

    I’ve had to fly with battery packs etc. for work, and it’s a right PITA.

    TroutWrestler
    Free Member

    MH370 was apparently carrying 200KG+ of LiPo batteries.

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