Who This Helps
- Travelers flying domestically in mainland China.
- Travelers carrying portable chargers or spare lithium batteries.
- Travelers relying on phones for payment, translation, and maps.
Before You Start
- Check whether the power bank has a clear CCC or 3C marking before packing.
- Check whether the model or batch has been recalled.
- Find the Wh rating; if only mAh is shown, calculate or verify before airport day.
- Keep power banks in carry-on luggage, not checked luggage.
- Ask the airline before travel if any power bank is between 100Wh and 160Wh.
- Do not bring over-limit, damaged, swollen, or unlabeled batteries.
- Carry a charging fallback that does not depend on a questionable power bank.
Common Failure Cases
- My power bank is a famous international brand. Check the visible marking and recall status before travel.
- Security says the mark is unclear. Do not argue at the checkpoint; use airport disposal or storage options if available.
FAQ
- Can I put a power bank in checked luggage?
- No. Plan to carry power banks in hand luggage and follow battery rules.
- Does CE or FCC marking replace CCC?
- No. The CAAC notice specifically refers to CCC markings for the domestic-flight restriction.