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    Another UAE airline has banned power banks

    Olive MetugeBy Olive MetugeOctober 3, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    flydubai has now issued a statement: “Passengers may carry one power bank per person in their hand baggage, provided it has a watt-hour (Wh) rating of 100 Wh or less, clearly marked on the device. Devices exceeding 100 Wh are strictly prohibited.”

    Travellers can still carry power banks in their hand luggage, but they must remain switched off for the duration of the journey. The use of power banks during the flight is prohibited, including charging devices  from the power bank or charging the power bank itself via the aircraft’s power socket.

    New guidelines for power banks on flydubai

    • Hand baggage only: One power bank per passenger.
    • Capacity limit: Maximum 100 Wh, clearly marked on the device. Devices over 100 Wh are prohibited.
    • Use onboard: Charging devices or the power bank itself is not allowed.
    • Storage: Keep under the seat or in the seat pocket; do not place in overhead lockers.
    • Safety: Must be switched off and protected against short circuits or accidental activation. Original packaging or a protective pouch is recommended.
    • Checked baggage: Not allowed.

    If passengers are unsure about the regulations, they are encouraged to contact flydubai for clarification.





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