Quick answer: DJI documentation lists the common 40.42 Wh battery; some documentation also lists a 41.4 Wh regional/hardware variant, so check the label on the pack you actually carry.
Battery ratings
| Battery | Energy | Travel band |
|---|---|---|
| Intelligent Flight Battery | 40.42 Wh | ≤100 Wh |
Check this drone with an airline
RyanairAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 WhEmiratesNot allowed cabin · power banks 1 × ≤100 WhQatar AirwaysAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 WhLufthansaAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 Wh; 101–160 approvalBritish AirwaysAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 WhEtihad AirwaysAllowed cabin · power banks 1 × ≤100 WhAir FranceAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 Wh; 101–160 approvalTurkish AirlinesAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 WhAir CanadaAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 WhAmerican AirlinesAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 WhDelta Air LinesAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 WhKLMAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 WhSingapore AirlinesAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 WhQantasVerify cabin · power banks 2 × ≤160 Wh (verify >100)easyJetAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤160 Wh (verify >100)Southwest AirlinesAllowed cabin · power banks 1 × ≤100 WhANAAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤160 Wh (verify >100)TransaviaAllowed cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 WhCathay PacificConditional cabin · power banks 2 × ≤100 WhWizz AirAllowed cabin · power banks 1 × ≤100 Wh
What about spare batteries?
Spare or removed lithium batteries belong in cabin baggage and need short-circuit protection. Quantity and power-bank interactions can vary by carrier, so the live checker evaluates the whole manifest.