Lithium ion battery carry on install#

Lithium ion battery carry on install#

Install the battery in the electronic device Cover the battery with its battery case Keep the battery in its original packaging Place the battery in a separate pouch or pocket (only one battery per pouch or pocket) Place non-metallic adhesive tape over the battery terminalsįor more information about battery tips, please go to /tips.

A battery's electrical connections (also called contacts or terminals,) must be protected from contact with metal or other batteries that may cause the battery to short-circuit.

Protecting spare lithium batteries from short circuit.

For replacement lithium-metal batteries purchased at retail stores, please contact the manufacturer.

Lithium-metal batteries bundled with Canon products: Lithium content of each of the following batteries does not exceed 2g: LITHIUM 3V CR123A, LITHIUM 6V 2CR5, CR-2025, CR123A, CR1616 PIRO, CR1616, CR2, CR1220, CR1220-PM, CR2016, CR2032, CR2450 Residents are being warned about the dangers of unsafe battery disposal after a fire at a recycling centre.

Subject to the foregoing, the following lithium batteries can be carried for air travel.

For complete details, please go to /whats_new_batteries.html.

In carry-on baggage, passengers may still carry any number of smaller lithium ion batteries (those with 8 grams or less of equivalent lithium content) and smaller lithium ion metal batteries (those with up to 2 grams of lithium), provided that they are protected from short circuit (see below). Passengers are prohibited from carrying spare lithium batteries in checked baggage.Department of Transportation (DOT) implemented a new rule for airline passengers traveling with spare (uninstalled) lithium batteries as follows: * Including Norway, Iceland and Switzerland.Effective January 1, 2008, you may not pack spare lithium batteries in your checked airline baggage.

We recommend that you place any previously bought duty-free liquids in your checked baggage. If you have a connecting flight via the United States or Canada, you must collect your checked baggage at the first connection point. Depending on the local laws, Air France may accept duty-free liquids that were purchased during the connection, in the cabin, with the same conditions for the packaging as in the previous cases.

They must be accompanied by a proof of purchase that is visible from the inside of the bag and that mentions the airport or the airline where the purchase was made.įor a connection in another country, please find out about the regulations in effect in the country where you are making this connection. If you have a connecting flight in a country that is a member of the European Union*, you can keep duty-free liquids that were bought at the departure airport or onboard the aircraft, as long as they're placed in a sealed transparent plastic bag. They must be accompanied by a proof of purchase that is visible from the inside of the bag and that mentions the airport or the airline from which the purchase was made. Duty-free liquids purchased at the airport or onboard the aircraft must be placed in a sealed transparent plastic bag.