Airlines limit passengers to two power banks
Airlines limit passengers to two power banks
2026-03-30
Earlier this year, the International Air Transport Association introduced restrictions on the number of power banks passengers may carry on board, limiting it to a maximum of two per person. Last Friday, the International Civil Aviation Organization followed suit. This tightening of regulations affects not only the number of units each passenger can bring along, but also bans the use of power banks during flight. Airlines worldwide will be subject to these restrictions in the future, but some are already implementing the change. Taiwan’s flag carrier, China Airlines will start implementing the new rules on Tuesday, March 31. Let’s hear what people think.
Member of public
Uses power banks
When I’m going abroad I bring along two power banks at most. I think having just one should be enough, since you can charge them when you aren’t flying.
Member of public
Uses power banks
The new rules won’t affect me, because I only bring one. I charge it every day as soon as I get to the hotel, so one is enough. I’d also be worried about bringing too many. I’m afraid they’d explode. The rule won’t affect me.
Jesse Lin
Travel guru
The ICAO and the IATA have binding international authority, so all airlines and security agencies will enforce these rules. The revisions should be completed within this year.
Although Taiwan is not a member of ICAO, the Civil Aeronautics Administration has traditionally followed ICAO standards. In addition to China Airlines, STARLUX Airlines will also follow the rule, though the implementation date has not yet been set. EVA Air and Tigerair Taiwan have stated they will comply with the Civil Aeronautics Administration’s regulations, which says it will formulate plans as soon as possible to align with international standards.
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兩大國際航空組織祭新規 行動電源每人"限帶2顆上機"
2026-03-30
繼年初IATA宣布，行動電源最多只能帶兩顆上機，ICAO現在也跟進，修正最新指引，意即兩大國際航空組織都加嚴了行充上機規定，未來全球航空公司都將受此限。華航搶先跟進，宣布3/31起，所有旅客搭飛機，都只能帶兩顆行動電源，且全程不得使用。
[[民眾]]
“出國也差不多就是帶兩顆(行充)，最多兩顆啦，其實平常有時候帶一顆，應該還是夠用，因為畢竟出國行動電源，平常你還是可以充電。”
[[民眾]]
“我自己是不會，因為我都帶一顆而已，我一顆然後每天回飯店，就充飽這樣，所以我就一個OK，然後我也會怕太多，我怕爆炸，所以好像這個規定不會影響到我。”
[[航旅達人 傑西大叔]]
“(ICAO IATA)因為具備絕對的國際公約強制力，各航空公司以及安檢單位都會執行，預期會在今年內完成修正。”
台灣雖非ICAO會員，但民航局過去規範都採用ICAO標準。除了華航，星宇也將跟上，但實施日期未定。長榮、虎航則說，會配合民航局辦理。而民航局回應，會盡速研擬，與國際接軌。
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