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Are Manly batteries ready for air transport?

As part of our commitment to compliance, MANLY Battery ensures all our lithium batteries are ready for safe air transport under these updated rules. (To view the original lithium battery air transport regulations) 1. New UN Numbers and Packaging Guidelines for Sodium-ion Batteries

Are lithium ion batteries safe in air transportation?

For the 2025 Edition of the Dangerous Goods Regulations, IATA added new recommendations related to lithium ion batteries in air transportation. IATA now recommends that shippers of lithium-ion batteries packed in or with equipment (UN 3481), or in vehicles (UN 3556), abide by a limit on state-of-charge in air transportation.

What are the shipping requirements for lithium batteries?

Some general shipping requirements to transport lithium batteries internationally include: Lithium batteries weighing over 35kg must be approved by the national authority of the shipping and destination country before shipment. Defective or damaged lithium batteries must not be transported.

Are lithium ion batteries allowed on a passenger aircraft?

BATTERIES and UN3480, LITHIUM ION BATTERIES are forbidden for transport as cargo on a passenger aircraft. Special provision 159 of the TDG Regulations states that the label to be used for these dangerous goods is the one illustrated under the heading ʺClass 9, Lithium Batteriesʺ in the appendix of Part 4 as shown below.