Effective January 1, 2027, safety regulations regarding lithium batteries carried onboard international passenger vessels will be tightened.
Please review the following information carefully to ensure a smooth journey.
•Lithium Batteries Over 160Wh
➡Prohibited
•Lithium Batteries 160Wh or Less (~43,000mAh)
➡100Wh (~27,000mAh) or Less: Max 5 units per person
➡100Wh to 160Wh (~43,000mAh): Max 2 units per person
➡Onboard Power Outlets: Direct charging of lithium batteries using onboard power outlets is prohibited.
➡Device Charging: Charging personal electronic devices (e.g., mobile phones) by connecting them to a lithium battery/power bank is permitted.
➡Carry-On Only: Allowed as carry-on baggage only (strictly prohibited in checked baggage).
• Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs) Equipped with Lithium Batteries
➡Prohibited (Exceptions apply to mobility aids for individuals with reduced mobility, such as electric wheelchairs and mobility scooters).
Please Note:
- Electric bicycles and personal mobility devices (PMDs) over 160Wh are strictly prohibited from shipment/boarding. (For mobility scooters or wheelchairs for individuals with reduced mobility, please inquire in advance.)
- Items will be prohibited from boarding if the battery capacity is not indicated on the product or if the marking is damaged and unreadable.
