We answer one question: is your power bank allowed on your flight? You enter the capacity and pick your airline, and you get a clear answer with the airline’s own words and a link to its page.
Where the rules come from
Every rule on this site comes from an official page: 31 airlines’ own baggage or dangerous-goods pages, and 5 regulators (ICAO, FAA, UK CAA, EASA, CAAS). Each rule shows its source link and the date we checked it. The rules were last checked on 21 October 2026.
When an airline doesn’t state something, we say so (“Not stated by the airline”) and apply the worldwide rule. When an airline is stricter than the regulators, its own rule wins. We never fill in a rule we couldn’t find.
Always confirm with your airline
Rules change, and the final decision is made at the airport. We don’t promise that a power bank will be accepted. We’re not affiliated with any airline or authority.
Who we are
Power Bank on Plane, by Ido Marketing&Branding. Write to us at contact@powerbankonplane.com.
How we make money
Ads, and later affiliate links to power banks under 100 Wh. Neither ever changes a result. See the affiliate disclosure.