STUDIO EQUIPMENT - Video & Audio - Battery & Charger

For those who use Lithium-ion batteries capacity greater than 100wH and less than 160wH (100wH<capacity<160wH), you can have one battery attached to your camera in your checked bag. You can also have two spares, but they must be in your carry-on luggage. Transporting these higher capacity is at the discretion of your airline, so please be sure to check with them ahead of time.

There are no restrictions on Lithium-ion batteries capacity less than 100wH, you can bring as many as you can fit in your carry-on luggage.

All batteries except for the one mounted on your camera (if the camera is packed in your checked bag) must be in your carry on, no batteries are allowed in checked bag unless they are mounted on the camera.

If it is absolutely necessary to ship your camera with a battery attached, make sure it is off and if equipped, locked off so it will not activate in flight.

HOW TO PACKAGE SPARE BATTERIES:

STORAGE MODE:

LUGGAGE GUIDELINES QANTAS/JETSTAR/VIRGIN AUSTRALIA

Virgin Australia
Qantas/Jetstar

HOW TO PACKAGE SPARE BATTERIES:

Pack each battery individually
Separate devices from their batteries whenever possible
There should be cushioning material between spare batteries to prevent them from damaging each other.
Packaging material should be non-conductive, and should either consist of the original retail packaging, a plastic bag, a battery case, or placing tape on the battery terminals