UN Aviation Agency Limits Portable Batteries on Flights, New Rules Effective Friday
The United Nations aviation agency has announced new rules, effective Friday, limiting passengers to two portable and rechargeable batteries per flight and prohibiting their charging onboard due to safety concerns, a development also reported in Croatian media.
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UN aviation agency limits use of power banks to two per passenger on flights - Reuters
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