Airports in multiple locations debunk rumors about camera batteries not being allowed on planes

Planning a trip but unsure if your camera's lithium battery can be taken on board? Don't worry, we've prepared a detailed battery carry-on guide to make your journey easier and worry-free. According to Civil Aviation Administration regulations, camera lithium batteries are permitted in carry-on luggage, as long as you follow some simple requirements. First, the capacity of your camera's lithium battery should be 100 watt-hours (Wh) or less. If your battery capacity is between 100Wh and 160Wh, you'll need approval from the airline. Typically, you can carry a limited number of spare batteries, but make sure they are original or meet safety standards. For safety, spare batteries should be individually protected to prevent short circuits. You can use their original packaging or insulate the battery contacts with tape. Additionally, camera lithium batteries don't require 3C certification, but they must comply with relevant safety standards. These simple steps will help you breeze through security checks and ensure a hassle-free trip. Whether you're a photography enthusiast or a professional photographer, knowing these regulations will make your travels smoother. Pack your camera and batteries, and get ready for a journey filled with wonderful moments!