Official source reviewed 2026-09-12

Transavia drone & battery rules

Drone placement, spare-battery counts, 100–160 Wh handling and power-bank rules from the official carrier source used by our checker.

Drone cabinAllowed
Drone checkedRemove battery
Small spares20
Power banks2 × ≤100 Wh

Quick rule summary

Transavia has a drone-specific policy. Drones may travel in hand baggage within its size/weight conditions; if the drone is checked, its batteries stay in hand baggage. The drone-specific page publishes a maximum of two drone batteries up to 160 Wh each.

Important: The drone-specific limit is two drone batteries total, so the primary battery plus drone spares must not exceed two. Separate general loose-battery rules can differ. Drones are not allowed on flights to Morocco.

Battery limits encoded in the checker

Drone / device battery ceiling160 Wh
Spare batteries ≤100 Wh20
Spare batteries 100–160 Wh2 · Prior airline approval
Power banksMax power banks: 2 · Wh each: ≤100 Wh
Portable devices15 general*

Route-specific alerts

  • Morocco: Transavia says drones are not allowed on flights to Morocco and may be confiscated.
  • Tel Aviv: Transavia’s loose-battery guidance says lithium batteries are not permitted on flights to Tel Aviv except specified wheelchair batteries; verify before travel.

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Official source

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