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Why power banks pose a higher risk on flights

They are more susceptible to overheating and fire because many are made with low-quality battery cells, and must be kept within arm’s reach

Pushpa Girimaji

Updated At : 06:33 AM Nov 02, 2025 IST

Market surveillance needs to be stepped up to eliminate the sale of substandard power banks. Istock

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