Jil
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Hi,
I would like to have "real life" feedbacks about carrying Grin Ligo batteries on airplanes.
From Grin's website, it should be ok up to 4-5 Ligo as carry-on luggages (never as checked luggages), even if someone has succesfully brought 12 batteries.
Many companies (not all) allow up to 20 batteries < 100 Wh.
But what happens in real life ?
I'm thinking about flying from Europe to South America in June with my ebike, and take with me a dozen of Ligo...
Is it realistic ?
Thanks
I would like to have "real life" feedbacks about carrying Grin Ligo batteries on airplanes.
From Grin's website, it should be ok up to 4-5 Ligo as carry-on luggages (never as checked luggages), even if someone has succesfully brought 12 batteries.
Many companies (not all) allow up to 20 batteries < 100 Wh.
But what happens in real life ?
I'm thinking about flying from Europe to South America in June with my ebike, and take with me a dozen of Ligo...
Is it realistic ?
Thanks