1. All Nippon Airways (ANA) Capacity (Wh) Classification & Limits

All Nippon Airways (ANA) complies with International Air Transport Association (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR). To prevent in-flight battery fire incidents, strict capacity and quantity limitations are enforced.

Battery Class Energy (Wh) Cabin Carry-on Checked Luggage Allowance
Standard Battery 100Wh or less ✓ Permitted ✕ FORBIDDEN Personal quantity permitted
High Capacity 100Wh to 160Wh ⚠️ Conditional ✕ FORBIDDEN Up to 2 pcs permitted
Industrial / Extreme Over 160Wh ✕ Forbidden ✕ FORBIDDEN Banned on Passenger Aircraft
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2. Common Capacity (mAh) to Energy (Wh) Conversion Table

Most commercial power banks display capacity in mAh (milliampere-hours). Using standard nominal lithium-ion voltage (3.7V), the conversion formula is: Wh = (mAh × 3.7) ÷ 1000.

Rated Capacity (mAh) Calculated Energy (Wh) All Nippon Airways (ANA) Boarding Status Practical Advice
5,000 mAh 18.5 Wh ✓ Approved (Safe) No declaration required; carry in cabin
10,000 mAh 37.0 Wh ✓ Approved (Safe) No declaration required; carry in cabin
20,000 mAh 74.0 Wh ✓ Approved (Safe) Most popular travel power bank size
27,000 mAh 99.9 Wh ✓ Approved (Boundary) Below 100Wh threshold; no approval needed
30,000 mAh 111.0 Wh ⚠️ Review Required Up to 2 pcs permitted
40,000 mAh 148.0 Wh ⚠️ Review Required Up to 2 pcs permitted
50,000 mAh or more 185.0 Wh ✕ Strictly Forbidden Confiscated at airport security checkpoint

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74.0 Wh
✓ All Nippon Airways (ANA) Cabin Carry-on Approved (Personal quantity permitted)
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3. Important Safety & Aviation Security Directives

🇯🇵 Japan MLIT Aviation Standards: Terminal Short-Circuit Protection

Japan Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) mandates short-circuit prevention for spare lithium batteries. Insulate exposed terminals with electrical tape or place each battery in an individual clear zip-lock pouch.

⚡ Terminal Insulation & Packing Guidelines

Accidental contact between battery terminals and conductive metals (keys, coins, luggage zippers) can trigger electrical short-circuits and sparks. Cover ports with electrical tape or pack each battery into an individual protective plastic pouch.

4. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Airport security personnel must visually verify the rated capacity (Wh or mAh). If the text has worn off or is unreadable, the battery is treated as an unknown hazardous item and will be confiscated and destroyed at security checkpoints.
No. Batteries installed inside personal electronic devices (laptops, phones, cameras) are classified as 'lithium batteries contained in equipment' and do not count toward your spare power bank quantity limit. However, the device battery must still not exceed 100Wh (most 16-inch laptops are built at 99.6Wh).
While some carriers permit personal use at cruising altitude, in-flight charging must be stopped immediately if any abnormal heat or smoke is observed. In particular, routes passing through China and certain international carriers strictly forbid in-flight charging by law.
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