Singapore Airlines has recently released a new advisory regarding the use of power banks on their flights. In an effort to ensure the safety of passengers and crew members, the airline has issued guidelines on the size and capacity of power banks that can be brought on board.
According to the advisory, passengers are allowed to bring power banks with a capacity of up to 32,000mAh on board the aircraft. Any power banks exceeding this capacity will not be permitted on the flight. Additionally, the size of the power bank must not exceed 270Wh.
The new guidelines come in response to the increasing number of incidents involving power banks on flights. These incidents have raised concerns about the potential fire hazards posed by high-capacity power banks. By imposing restrictions on the size and capacity of power banks, Singapore Airlines aims to mitigate these risks and ensure the safety of all passengers and crew members.
Passengers are advised to check the capacity of their power banks before traveling to avoid any inconvenience at the airport. Those who bring power banks that do not comply with the guidelines may be required to dispose of them before boarding the flight.
Singapore Airlines is committed to upholding the highest safety standards and regulations to provide a pleasant and secure travel experience for all passengers. The airline urges passengers to adhere to the new guidelines on power banks and cooperate with cabin crew members to ensure a smooth and safe journey.
For further information on the advisory and guidelines regarding power banks, passengers can visit the Singapore Airlines website or contact their customer service team.
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