Major U.S. airlines ban ‘smart’ luggage with non-removable batteries
By nfpa@jiveon.com Some major airlines no longer accept ‘smart’ luggage with non-removable lithium ion batteries as checked or carry-on luggage. The powerful batteries can potentially overheat and pose a fire hazard during flight. In some instances, smart bags
Source:: NFPA – Safety Information
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