When you carry a lithium-ion battery-equipped electronic device such as a camera, mobile phone, laptop, or tablet, and the charging treasure, you must carry it as a carry-on baggage and do not put it in your checked baggage.

      The lithium battery carrying lithium battery should not exceed 100 watts, or the spare battery with lithium metal content not exceeding 2 grams can carry 20 pieces at most; between 100 watt hours and 160 watt hours, with the consent of the carrier, Carrying up to 2 pieces per person; it is forbidden to carry spare lithium batteries of more than 160 watt hours, lithium batteries that have been damaged or recalled, lithium batteries and charging treasures that are not marked with rated energy or unclear identification.

      Passengers with limited mobility should use the electric wheelchair to remove the battery. The maximum capacity of a single battery should not exceed 300 watt hours. The two batteries should not exceed 160 watts per block.

 Each spare lithium battery must be protected against short-circuit. It is recommended to put the lithium battery in the original retail packaging, plastic bag or protective box, or put tape on the exposed electrode to prevent lithium due to friction, collision and short circuit. Battery self-detonation