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.