Batteries as carry-on?

Wazzo

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I would like to carry-on my digital camera, but are batteries allowed on the plane now??

I will check the extra batteries, but can I leave the current ones IN the camera?

Thank you! :thumbsup2
 
We just returned, flew Boston to Orlando and back, and I was able to leave the batteries in my digital camera. It was in my carry-on bag and nobody even took it out to look at it.
 
I'm pretty sure batteries are allowed unless you are flying to/from the UK (not sure if it's just England or the whole of the UK), in which case, nothing that has an on/off switch is allowed on the plane.
 
briar_rose_59 said:
I'm pretty sure batteries are allowed unless you are flying to/from the UK (not sure if it's just England or the whole of the UK), in which case, nothing that has an on/off switch is allowed on the plane.

Just in case anyone is travelling to/from the UK soon the security threat level has been downgraded and electrical items are now allowed in hand luggage, but still no liquids - more info here

HTH :)
 

larsson7 said:
Just in case anyone is travelling to/from the UK soon the security threat level has been downgraded and electrical items are now allowed in hand luggage, but still no liquids - more info here

HTH :)
Ooh, thanks for the update! I hadn't heard that yet. :goodvibes: Good to hear though. :)
 












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