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Effective April 1, 2025, Singapore Airlines (SIA) and its budget subsidiary, Scoot, will enforce a new policy prohibiting passengers from using power banks to charge personal electronic devices during flights.
This measure also extends to charging power banks via onboard USB ports.
The decision aligns with the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations, which classify power banks as lithium batteries, necessitating stringent safety protocols.
Key Aspects of the New Policy:
Priekšvēsture un pamatojums:
This policy change follows safety concerns associated with lithium batteries. Notably, incidents involving overheating and fires have been reported, leading to injuries and emergency responses.
Such events underscore the potential hazards of in-flight use and charging of power banks, prompting airlines to adopt preventive measures.
Starptautiskais konteksts:
Globally, aviation authorities have documented incidents involving electronic device batteries, including power banks, leading to fires on aircraft.
These incidents have prompted airlines and regulatory bodies to implement stricter safety protocols to mitigate risks associated with lithium batteries during flights.
Passenger Guidance:
Passengers traveling with Singapore Airlines or Scoot from April 1, 2025, should adhere to the following guidelines:
For detailed information on the safe transport of lithium batteries and related devices, passengers are encouraged to consult the IATA’s guidelines.
Tags: Singapore Airlines
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