Vietnam’s Civil Aviation Authority has issued new directives regarding the transportation of power banks in passenger luggage, effective July 1st. The new rules aim to enhance flight safety by regulating how these devices are carried. Specific details of the regulations were not provided in the source, but the directive indicates a focus on safe transport practices. Passengers are advised to familiarize themselves with the updated guidelines before traveling. The authority’s move responds to potential safety risks associated with lithium-ion batteries commonly found in power banks. Further information regarding permitted watt-hour ratings and packaging requirements is expected to be released. These changes are intended to prevent incidents related to overheating or combustion during air travel.
