Is this battery allowed on commercial air flights inside the US?
1255460
Maybe you need check US flights safety requirement, usually could carry it to air flights but not allow to use
1855827
Yes, you may take the external charger on the airplane is it is medical equipment and FAA approved.
442602
I have the video fastpack 250AW and travel domestic flights without problems. Have not taken it internationally. Verify measurements of airline limits and pack size.
1204363
Don't think so....Disney and airports and restaurants provide places to plug into and charge up, so; I had no problem extending battery use via break times, so not an issue! Get out there and have fun!
698261
The A32-F82 battery I bought under this Amazon listing has a label on the outside that says "+11.1V, 4400mAh". And, it ti still working fine after several months of use.
604206
I found a 110/220 version of this in Bangkok at Siam Paragon. The US version is worthless for international travel.
774418
Absolutely. Aviation batteries are not advised but you will really like it in your application.
1025228
You should be able to. It has a small battery in it and as long as it's in carry on there shouldn't be a problem. You could call the airline to be sure.
1430805
Echoing Larry's response here as I and the person behind me with the EXACT same model (and color) got ours confiscated at security (September 2015). No matter what the battery says, if the scary security guy who speaks no english is not going to give it back to you, you are not getting it back. And don't try putting it in your luggage either. Fortunately, if you are flying a newer plane, they have usb ports in the seats .... yeah ... one thing the airlines do right to keep their customers happy on long flights.
1786943
No, unfortunately. We do not support any battery other than a single Protected 18650B Cell.
992743
You can't use anything but a one cell LiPo, but you can use a larger capacity single cell. A larger cell gives longer flight times, but poorer performance due to the weight. In such a light aircraft every gram counts. The 75 MaH battery that comes with it gives plenty of flight time. Just buy a handful of spares for more flights.
553619
Yes it falls within regulations and would be fine. I would also suggest a mophie battery extender because they hold a larger battery charge for your phone and can hold it longer. Also make sure you bring your home charger with you because there are charging stations all over the airport and some planes even have outlets now that you're able to plug your wall charger into that's in between the seats. Have a great trip!
1855826
If the plane has a standard 110 volt outlet on or near your seat, yes you can charge the Inogen. If it does not, you can not charge it on the plane. However if you use the larger battery for your plane ride, it will last you for most domestic trips. About 5 to 6 hours. You can then use your external battery charger to charge your spare battery, while your unit is charging it's connected battery, when you get to your destination. Good luck...
2111258
It depends on the airline and stewardess.i use it fairly often , but one air Canada flight ( newest plane) made me take out the battery.
1430809
Yes, I used it on an international plane with no problems. I used it out in the open. United international doesn't have any power connections in economy, so I used the charge for both iPhone 4S and iPad Air. Also, I've gone through security several times with the charger in my carry on and nobody said boo.
244670
They use standard batteries available everywhere, so I'm not sure why it's listed as non-standard battery.
657486
Absolutely! My boss and I frequently fly and we play games or watch movies which we all know drains our battery quickly. So long as you have to appropriate charging cords in tow, you can use this power bank to charge your devices. I have reviewed most airplane rules and have found it is not against regulations to carry on a battery bank, or use it while in flight. So long as security can scan it and make sure it is legit. No one has said anything to us during the hours and hours on our flights. Just don't swing it around your head and run up and down the isles and you should be fine.