Standard battery35.71 Wh
Drone cabinAllowed
Drone checkedBattery removed
Power banks2 × ≤100 Wh
What matters for this exact combination
Drones are accepted in cabin baggage if off and safely stowed. They can be checked only after lithium batteries are removed and carried in cabin baggage. 100–160 Wh batteries require approval; no more than two in that band.
Air Canada note: Air Canada publishes a maximum of 20 spare cells/battery packs in total, of which no more than two lithium-ion spares may be in the 100–160 Wh band. The checker separately applies Air Canada's current power-bank rules and the linked official source.
Avata battery variants
| Battery | Wh | Band |
|---|---|---|
| Intelligent Flight Battery | 35.71 Wh | ≤100 Wh |
The official DJI Avata flight battery is 35.71 Wh. Goggles can add a separate lithium battery to your travel manifest.
Before you pack
- Count every loose/spare drone battery, not only the standard pack.
- Keep spare lithium batteries protected against short circuit and in cabin baggage.
- Add power banks separately because 2026 rules can be stricter than ordinary spare-battery limits.
- If your itinerary has a connection, check every operating carrier — the stricter segment can control the practical result.
Open this setup in the live checker →