This update contains important information from IDX regarding the transportation of Lithium Ion batteries based on ICAO/IATA 63rd Edition of IATA DGR, which is effective as of January 1st, 2022. The latest rules affect how Lithium Ion batteries are carried on-board passenger aircraft as well as the way they are classified, labeled and packed when transported by air cargo.
IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (as of Jan 1st, 2022)
IATA Lithium Batteries Shipping Guidelines
Passenger Aircraft Guidance
- Please confirm with your airline carrier to determine any local rules and policies before traveling.
- Please do not use PowerLink (batteries linked together) during transportation of equipment.
- Equipment must be a personal electronic and/or mobile device only
- ENDURA ELITE contains two removable PC-14 power cartridges rated at 68Wh each. Its design allows simple removal of one cartridge from the battery casing prior to transport. Pack safely and re-install the cartridge after travel.
Spare batteries must be safely transported and individually protected to prevent short circuiting. Place the battery in the original packaging, plastic bag or protective pouch-packaging that completely encloses the battery. Exposed terminals must be covered with tape or a protective cover.Passengers cannot check-in any spare batteries regardless of the battery watt-hour (Wh) rating.