Airwheel electric suitcases are designed for convenience and mobility, but specific guidelines for air travel may vary by airline. Here’s what you need to know:
Before packing, contact your airline’s customer service to confirm their policies on lithium batteries and electronic devices. Airports often have rules about battery capacity (typically under 100Wh) and whether the device can be carried onboard or checked in.
Ensure the Airwheel is disassembled if required by airline regulations. Remove removable batteries and store them separately in your carry-on luggage. Securely fasten all parts to prevent damage during transit.
Always keep the product powered off during flight. Place it in a sturdy, padded compartment to minimize movement. Avoid overpacking to reduce risk of accidental activation or physical harm.
For detailed instructions on handling electronic devices during travel, refer to your airline’s official documentation or local airport regulations. Safe travels!
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