Drone battery flight checker
Check the drone, mixed spare packs, power banks, travel date and up to three operating airlines. The result shows the strictest encoded rule as a planning screen; final authorization still comes from the operating airline.
Your trip result will appear here.
Check whether one packing plan works for every flight
Before booking, list the airline operating each flight, including connections. Enter up to three in the checker, along with every spare battery type, power bank and other lithium device you plan to take. Review the combined result, then check each operating airline separately to see which segment produces a restriction or warning. If your trip has more than three operating airlines, screen the remaining segments separately too.
Compare the proposed location and quantity of each item across the segments, rather than assuming that a plan accepted on the first flight works throughout. If the results appear to require incompatible arrangements, or a warning leaves the answer unclear, consult each operating airline’s official source and ask the airlines to confirm a workable plan before booking or departure. Recheck if your itinerary or battery bag changes; the checker is a planning screen, not authorization to fly.
It checks the battery bag, not just one Wh number.
Connections, carrier-specific power-bank limits, battery counts and 2027 freshness can all change the practical answer.
Strictest-segment logic
Each selected operating airline is evaluated separately. A stricter connection cannot disappear inside an averaged answer.
Route + date awareness
Explicit route restrictions are surfaced, and future travel dates trigger freshness warnings when the rule set needs re-verification.
Power-bank rules
The checker now treats 2026 power-bank restrictions separately from ordinary spare batteries and applies stricter carrier limits where verified.