At Kam Air, the safety of our passengers and crew is our highest priority. In line with the latest international aviation safety regulations, the following rules apply to the carriage and use of power banks and lithium batteries on all Kam Air flights:
Key Guidelines for Passengers
Carry-on Only:
• Power banks must be carried in hand baggage only. They are not permitted in checked baggage.
Quantity Limit:
• Each passenger may carry a maximum of two (2) power banks.
Capacity Restriction:
o Each power bank must not exceed 100 Wh (Watt-hour).
o Batteries contained in devices, as well as spare batteries and power banks, must not exceed 100 Wh.
Usage Onboard:
o Charging of power banks during the flight is strictly prohibited.
o Passengers are advised not to use power banks to charge devices onboard.
Safety Requirements:
All power banks must be individually protected to prevent short circuits (e.g., kept in original packaging or insulated properly).
Important Note
These measures have been introduced due to increased safety risks associated with lithium battery devices, including potential overheating and fire hazards. Passengers are strongly advised to comply with the above guidelines to avoid delays, confiscation of items, or inconvenience during travel.
For further clarification, please contact your nearest Kam Air office or your travel agent.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Power Banks & Lithium Batteries
1. Can I carry a power bank on board?
Yes, power banks are allowed only in carry-on (hand baggage). They are not permitted in checked baggage.
2. How many power banks can I carry?
Each passenger is allowed to carry a maximum of two (2) power banks.
3. What is the allowed capacity for power banks?
Each power bank must not exceed 100 Wh (Watt-hour).
The same limit applies to batteries inside devices and spare batteries.
4. Can I use my power bank during the flight?
Passengers are advised not to use power banks to charge devices onboard.
5. Can I charge my power bank during the flight?
No. Charging power banks onboard is strictly prohibited.
6. Can I carry power banks in checked baggage?
No. Power banks must not be placed in checked baggage under any circumstances.
7. How should I pack my power bank?
Power banks must be properly protected to prevent short circuits, for example:
• Keep them in original packaging
• Use protective pouches
• Cover exposed terminals
8. What happens if my power bank exceeds 100 Wh?
Power banks exceeding 100 Wh are not permitted unless specifically approved, and may be confiscated at the airport.
9. Why are these restrictions in place?
These measures are introduced for passenger safety, as lithium batteries may pose fire risks if damaged, faulty, or improperly handled.
10. What if I carry more than the allowed number?
Any excess power banks beyond the permitted limit may not be accepted for travel and could be removed during security or check-in.