← Back to context Comment by motti 5 hours ago You can take along a battery pack with usb-c and charge the macbook. 1 comment motti Reply traceroute66 4 hours ago > You can take along a battery pack with usb-c and charge the macbook.Actually not quite. The rules have tightened up significantly on powerbanks.[1]First the same size rules apply as always, i.e. 100Wh, 100–160Wh with personal individual passenger permission and never above 160Wh.Second, max two per passenger.Third, you are prohibited from: - using them to charge devices on-board - recharging the power bank itself on-board. [1] https://www.caa.co.uk/commercial-industry/airlines/dangerous...
traceroute66 4 hours ago > You can take along a battery pack with usb-c and charge the macbook.Actually not quite. The rules have tightened up significantly on powerbanks.[1]First the same size rules apply as always, i.e. 100Wh, 100–160Wh with personal individual passenger permission and never above 160Wh.Second, max two per passenger.Third, you are prohibited from: - using them to charge devices on-board - recharging the power bank itself on-board. [1] https://www.caa.co.uk/commercial-industry/airlines/dangerous...
> You can take along a battery pack with usb-c and charge the macbook.
Actually not quite. The rules have tightened up significantly on powerbanks.[1]
First the same size rules apply as always, i.e. 100Wh, 100–160Wh with personal individual passenger permission and never above 160Wh.
Second, max two per passenger.
Third, you are prohibited from:
[1] https://www.caa.co.uk/commercial-industry/airlines/dangerous...