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Lithium-Ion Battery Regulations (Rechargeable ) Up to 100 Wh per battery: Allowed in carry-on luggage without airline approval Includes most personal electronics (laptops, phones, tablets) Spare batteries must be individually protected (e.g., in original packaging, battery case, or with taped terminals) 101 to 160 Wh per battery: Allowed in carry-on luggage with specific airline approval Covers larger devices such as professional video equipment or extended-life laptop batteries Limit: 2 spare batteries per passenger with airline approval Over 160 Wh per battery: Not allowed in carry-on or checked baggage Must be shipped as cargo under dangerous goods regulations Lithium Metal Battery Regulations (Non-Rechargeable) Up to 2 grams of lithium content per battery Allowed in carry-on luggage Typical for coin-cell batteries and smaller electronics like watches and medical devices Over 2 grams: Prohibited from both carry-on and checked baggage But I just have a Power Bank, does this affect me

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