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fhotoace on
June 29th, 2008
The only restriction on Li-ion batteries is for checked baggage. Since is is always recommended that your photo and computer gear be carried on with you, it is not a problem. Unless it is an extra battery, leave it in your camera
James C on
June 29th, 2008
Nikon batteries are as far as I know not on a banned item list for any carrier, the only batteries i've herd restrictions on are Sony manufactured batteries on UPS planes.
The batteries are almost certainly ok to take on a plane (I used to work in a camera shop and no-one said they had trouble when flying) but if your still concerned contact the airline and ask if they have a policy on rechargeable li-ion batteries.
The only restriction on Li-ion batteries is for checked baggage. Since is is always recommended that your photo and computer gear be carried on with you, it is not a problem. Unless it is an extra battery, leave it in your camera
Nikon batteries are as far as I know not on a banned item list for any carrier, the only batteries i've herd restrictions on are Sony manufactured batteries on UPS planes.
The batteries are almost certainly ok to take on a plane (I used to work in a camera shop and no-one said they had trouble when flying) but if your still concerned contact the airline and ask if they have a policy on rechargeable li-ion batteries.
Hope that helps