The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) will ban the carrying of mobile batteries without the ‘3C’ mark on domestic flights starting June 28.
This decision comes in response to the frequent incidents of fires and smoke with mobile batteries carried by passengers, and the recall of multiple products by many major mobile battery manufacturers. Consequently, the ‘3C’ certification of many manufacturers has been revoked.
Additionally, mobile batteries with unclear logos or those subject to recall will also be banned. Announcements and notices will be made at airports, and passengers will be required to abandon or temporarily store mobile batteries not allowed for carry-on.
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