Australia''s major airlines have introduced new rules for carrying power banks on flights. These changes apply from December 2025 and affect Qantas, Jetstar, QantasLink and Virgin Australia.
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In summary, yes, you can bring a power bank on a plane, as long as you follow the rules. For most travellers, keeping your charger in your carry-on and making sure it''s under 100Wh is all you need to
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If your power bank is under 100Wh (roughly 27,000mAh), you''re fine and don''t need approval. If it falls between 100Wh and 300Wh (up to 81,000mAh), you''ll need to get the airline''s
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Yes, travellers can carry up to two power banks in their cabin bags, but cannot use them for the duration of the flight. Qantas and Jetstar will allow power banks up to a maximum capacity of
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Both Qantas and Virgin Australia have banned power banks larger than 160 watt-hours. Other changes include requiring them to be easily accessible to their owners and limiting how many
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Only bring batteries and power banks that are clearly labelled and made by reputable manufacturers. Unlabelled, damaged, leaking, subject to product recall, and counterfeit batteries or
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Power banks, spare and loose batteries must be carried as carry-on baggage only and must be protected against damage. Power banks, spare batteries and loose batteries are those that are not
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This guide clarifies exactly what power banks you can bring on Australian domestic and international flights, how to calculate whether your power bank meets the limits, and what to do at security screening.
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Charging of power banks on board is prohibited, including via in-seat power or USB ports. You may now only carry up to two power banks (each not exceeding a maximum capacity of 160Wh) in your carry
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A reliable power bank is a must-have—but not all chargers are airline-friendly. Here''s what you need to know about flying with power banks in Australia, plus a top pick for hassle-free travel
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