Standard battery38.67 Wh
Drone cabinAllowed
Drone checkedConditional
Power banks2 × ≤160 Wh (verify >100)
What matters for this exact combination
ANA allows up to 20 spare lithium batteries at or below 100 Wh and up to two 100–160 Wh spares in carry-on baggage. It also publishes a 15-device limit and a two-power-bank limit for 2026.
ANA note: From 24 April 2026, ANA permits up to two power banks at no more than 160 Wh in carry-on baggage, prohibits recharging them from inflight power, and asks passengers to refrain from using them to charge devices. Power-bank quantities interact with 100–160 Wh spare-battery quantities. Because ANA's 160 Wh allowance differs from IATA's 2026 passenger power-bank guidance, the checker marks power banks above 100 Wh as VERIFY.
Avata 360 battery variants
| Battery | Wh | Band |
|---|---|---|
| Intelligent Flight Battery | 38.67 Wh | ≤100 Wh |
DJI lists the Avata 360 battery at 38.67 Wh. The checker uses that official rating for threshold screening.
Before you pack
- Count every loose/spare drone battery, not only the standard pack.
- Keep spare lithium batteries protected against short circuit and in cabin baggage.
- Add power banks separately because 2026 rules can be stricter than ordinary spare-battery limits.
- If your itinerary has a connection, check every operating carrier — the stricter segment can control the practical result.
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