EW / EWG airline policy
Eurowings power-bank flight policy.
Carrier-specific policy coverage for CertiWatt verdicts. This public page exposes the policy URL, source confidence, citation counts, and freshness signals; full rule logic and change history remain partner API surfaces.
- Carrier country
- European Union
- Policy confidence
- Official source
- Tracked rules
- 1
- Latest evidence
- Jun 10, 2026
Short answer
Eurowings' official dangerous-goods page says each guest may bring up to two power banks on board from 15 January 2026. Power banks are not permitted in checked baggage, are permitted in the passenger cabin, may not be charged or used on board except for approved medical devices, and must be kept in the seat pocket, on the passenger, or in hand baggage stored under the front seat. The table allows two power banks up to 100 Wh without transport approval and two power banks over 100 Wh up to 160 Wh with transport approval; over-100 Wh batteries require registration by email.
Policy source
- Official URL
- eurowings.com
- ICAO/IATA limit adoption signal
- Not recorded
- Last checked
- Jun 14, 2026
- Effective from
- Jan 15, 2026
- Ruleset
- 2026-05-15
Verdict impact
- Airline rules are evaluated with the model capacity and exact route, not as a standalone approval.
- Citations remain visible on verdict pages so travelers and agents can inspect the policy evidence.
- Final airport acceptance still rests with airline and security staff.
Policy source monitor
Source health is derived from the registered ingest source, latest probe result, and stored content baseline.
- Last ingest
- Not recorded
- Content status
- inactive
- Policy URL
- eurowings.com
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