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easyJet — Battery-powered mobility aids and wheelchairs

easyJet rule

On person Not stated
Cabin baggage Prohibited

A lithium-ion battery that remains securely attached to the device stays in the hold, not the cabin; the mobility device itself (without a required-removal battery) must be carried in the aircraft hold.

Checked baggage Allowed with conditions

If the lithium-ion battery is securely attached and isolated, no Wh limit applies while installed. Spare batteries carried in the cabin: 1 spare up to 300Wh, or 2 spares up to 160Wh each.

Capacity (Wh)
0–300 Wh

2 per person Counts toward the cabin electronics quota

Not directly comparable to the standard rule

Last verified Sep 19, 2026

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What are easyJet rules for Battery-powered mobility aids and wheelchairs?

See the cabin and checked baggage limits for Battery-powered mobility aids and wheelchairs on easyJet below, compared with the international baseline rule.