📢‼️(Info) All domestic airlines!! Using portable power banks on board is now completely banned🚫

Now all 11 domestic airlines will ban the use of portable battery packs (power banks) inside the cabin. As T'way Air decided to completely ban the use of portable battery packs starting February 23rd, all airlines — including Eastar Jet, Jeju Air, Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Jin Air, Air Busan, Air Seoul, Air Premia, Aero K, and Parta Airlines — have now come to apply the same rule. 📍 Summary of Implementation Timelines ▪︎Hanjin Group-affiliated airlines → In effect since the end of last month ▪︎Air Premia·AeroK → In effect since the beginning of this month ▪︎Parata Airlines → Banned since the start of operations ▪︎T'way Air → Fully in effect from the 23rd 📍 Key Rules as of Now ▪︎Portable chargers (power banks) may only be carried in the cabin ▪︎Both use and charging are prohibited inside the cabin In other words, portable chargers (power banks) are “allowed to carry / not allowed to use” items on all domestic airlines. 📍 What to know before boarding Some flights offer seat power outlets you can use if you need to charge your battery, but depending on the aircraft type, some seats may not have a power outlet. 👉 So it’s essential to fully charge your devices before boarding. T’way Air Notice

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