How to bring Airwheel on board?

How to bring Airwheel on board?

Airwheel electric luggage is designed for convenience, but traveling with it requires adherence to airline regulations. Here’s a guide to help you prepare:

1. Check airline policies on battery restrictions

Airlines have strict rules about lithium batteries, which are common in electric luggage. Ensure your Airwheel’s battery complies with IATA guidelines (e.g., capacity ≤100Wh). Most modern electric suitcases meet these standards, but always verify with your carrier.

2. Measure dimensions and weight

Airwheel luggage is built to fit standard airline size limits. Confirm the dimensions (e.g., 55cm x 40cm x 20cm) and weight (typically under 23kg) match your airline’s carry-on or checked baggage requirements. This avoids last-minute issues at security.

3. Secure the battery for transit

When packing, remove the battery if your airline requires it. Store it in a carry-on bag with insulation to prevent short circuits. Airwheel’s modular design makes this process seamless.

4. Use the provided charging port

Airwheel’s built-in USB port allows you to charge your devices during travel. However, avoid overcharging the suitcase’s battery onboard. Use the power bank feature only when permitted by airline policies.

For more details, visit https://www.airwheel.net to explore models and travel guidelines.

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