Try Google- use terms like "Romania Drone Laws"I’m prep eating for a flight from ISRAEL to Romania and back
I wish to take my MA2 as there are beautiful wild sites in Romania
I’m not sure about regulations regarding taking the batteries on board
Will be great if one can indicate if I may encounter problems at checking in
No airline or aviation safety body allows you to put spare batteries in cargo.if FAA allows me to carry 1 MA2 battery and store another in cargo but The TCCA only allows for 1 carry on, or possibly none because of its size, then I have to abide by the stricter rule.
Go to your airline's website and search for Lithium or Batteries and you'll find their rules.I’m not sure about regulations regarding taking the batteries on board
The point i was trying to make is that regulations, and how they are interpreted, differ between jurisdictions and airlines. The FAA is the leading authority and a lot of countries use them as at least the basis of their rules but its not exclusive. I bought a large powerbank with removable cores a few years ago only after a ton of research on the matter. The watts and amps fell just, but completely, inside the regulations posted on the FAA site. I had checked with DHS for corroboration and followed through with the airline too. All checked out. When I went to check in for my return flight they first made me power on the unit and switch out the batteries to ensure they were all real just like when I flew out but upon further inspection they said I was over the capacity limit and I couldn't take any of them with me and this was a domestic flight with the same carrier. I showed pdf documentation as well as links and pointed out how I had flown in with them to begin with to no avail and had to have a family member come pick them up because I wasn't about to toss $800 in batteries or risk making a mad dash to package and ship them properly while still getting to my flight in time.No airline or aviation safety body allows you to put spare batteries in cargo.
They must be carried you need to make sure of ALL regulations on both ends as they may differ.
Always carry drone and batteries onNo airline or aviation safety body allows you to put spare batteries in cargo.
They must be carried in carry-on.
Here's a link to the res... and contact info to verify what you want to do in Romania is will be legalI’m prep eating for a flight from ISRAEL to Romania and back
I wish to take my MA2 as there are beautiful wild sites in Romania
I’m not sure about regulations regarding taking the batteries on board
Will be great if one can indicate if I may encounter problems at checking in
The rules are very similar across the world and are based on IATA guidelinesThe point i was trying to make is that regulations, and how they are interpreted, differ between jurisdictions and airlines. The FAA is the leading authority and a lot of countries use them as at least the basis of their rules
Perhaps you are talking about a large powerbank.upon further inspection they said I was over the capacity limit and I couldn't take any of them with me
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