Electronics and batteries
Plane Customs| Item | Cabin | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Power bank |
Allowed with conditions
0–100 Wh
Source: International baseline
|
Prohibited
0–100 Wh
Source: International baseline
|
| Spare (loose) lithium batteries |
Allowed with conditions
0–100 Wh, 0–2 g lithium
Source: International baseline
|
Prohibited
0–100 Wh, 0–2 g lithium
Source: International baseline
|
| Portable electronic devices with installed battery |
Allowed with conditions
0–0.3 g lithium, 0–2.7 Wh
Source: International baseline
|
Allowed with conditions
0–0.3 g lithium, 0–2.7 Wh
Source: International baseline
|
| Smart luggage with built-in battery |
Allowed with conditions
Source: International baseline
|
Prohibited
Source: International baseline
|
| Personal mobility devices (hoverboard, e-scooter, self-balancing wheel, e-bike) | Restricted No stated quantity | |
| Battery-powered mobility aids and wheelchairs | Restricted No stated quantity | |
| Medical oxygen cylinders and concentrators | Restricted No stated quantity | |
| Radios, transmitters and pagers | Restricted No stated quantity | |
| Mobile phone | Allowed No stated quantity | |
Official sources
Last verified 2026-09-19
- Items that are allowed in baggage UK Civil Aviation Authority
- Powered transporters — information sheet: guidance on powered transporters GOV.UK — Department for Transport · Jul 13, 2020
- Restricted and controlled goods for merchandise in baggage GOV.UK — HM Revenue & Customs · Dec 1, 2023
- Hand luggage restrictions at UK airports: Electronic devices and electrical items GOV.UK (Department for Transport) · Sep 7, 2015