Airline approval band

Power banks from 100 Wh to 160 Wh

Catalog models above 100 Wh and at or below 160 Wh, where airline approval is usually required.

259

Models

Manufacturer Wh

259

With sources

Recalled

Rule answer

Power banks above 100 Wh and up to 160 Wh need airline- and route-specific review; do not assume the old approval band applies to standalone power banks.

Do not assume a high-capacity model can fly just because it is below 160 Wh. The airline and departure country can be stricter.

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Brand coverage

AOHI · 32 VEGER · 30 HOCO · 23 CHOETECH · 14 Green Lion · 14 Oraimo · 12 Eloop · 11 BOROFONE · 10

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Common questions

What does Power banks from 100 Wh to 160 Wh mean for flights?

Power banks above 100 Wh and up to 160 Wh need airline- and route-specific review; do not assume the old approval band applies to standalone power banks.

Can this Wh band still be refused at security?

Yes. The Wh band is only one part of the verdict. Country overlays, airline rules, recall status, checked-baggage rules, and label clarity can still change the result.

Where should I check an exact power-bank model?

Use the matching catalog model page or run a trip-specific CertiWatt verifier check with your airline and origin country.