Taiwan airlines cap power banks at two, ban in-flight chargingStaff Writer, with CNAEVA Airways and China Airlines yesterday began enforcing new restrictions on portable power banks Tuesday, limiting passengers to two devices in carry-on luggage and banning their use for in-flight charging, while Starlux Airlines and Tigerair Taiwan said they would adopt the same rules starting today. According to Taoyuan International Airport Corp. Vice President Yu Chung-li (余崇立), the airport is assisting with public awareness efforts. People wait to pass through security at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport on Feb. 9. Photo: Chu Pei-hsiung, Taipei TimesLithium batteries and power banks remain banned from checked baggage due to fire risks, while security checks will ensure compliance in carry-on luggage. Airport retailers in restricted departure areas have also been asked to inform customers of the two-device limit and the in-flight charging ban at the point of sale, Yu added.

Source: Taipei Times March 31, 2026 18:45 UTC