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I'm going to be traveling by air. I would like to bring along my goggles. My original plan was to put them in my checked bag and carry-on the Mavic and batteries. Actually the real first plan was to use the goggles on the plane to watch movies, but then I saw how big they are. But then I got to thinking that the goggles probably have LiPo batteries. So should I be concerned? I've discharged the Mavic's batteries, and can do the same to the goggles and remote if that would be a good idea. The Mavic batteries will be in a LiPo safe bag, and I have another one that can hold the remotes but no way on the goggles.
I can take them in a carry-on backpack, but I really hate backpacks. And I'm already concerned that they'll make me check a carry-on because I'm in the front of the plane (flying Frontier, so no, not first class) and won't be able to score space in an overhead bin. The whole point of checking a bag to begin with was so that I could hand carry the Mavic and batteries and my laptop, while checking the less valuable/breakable stuff and have less stuff to deal with through security and to keep track of when at the airport.
I can take them in a carry-on backpack, but I really hate backpacks. And I'm already concerned that they'll make me check a carry-on because I'm in the front of the plane (flying Frontier, so no, not first class) and won't be able to score space in an overhead bin. The whole point of checking a bag to begin with was so that I could hand carry the Mavic and batteries and my laptop, while checking the less valuable/breakable stuff and have less stuff to deal with through security and to keep track of when at the airport.