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ANA power bank rules: up to 2, 160Wh, no use on board

Not to be used on board

ANA power bank rules: Up to 2 power banks per person. No use on board. Not allowed in checked baggage.

How many: Up to 2 power banks per person. In checked bags: Not allowed in checked baggage. Using it on board: Charging the power bank from the aircraft's power outlet is prohibited; refrain from using it to charge other devices. Of the 99 airlines flying to Japan on this site, 77 say a power bank is not to be used on board. (ANA's official pages, checked on 3 October 2026.)

ANA power bank rules: size, number and where to keep it

In checked bags
Not allowed in checked baggage
Not allowed
Only 160Wh or less may be brought into the cabin; over 160Wh is not allowed
How many
Up to 2 power banks per person
Using it on board
Charging the power bank from the aircraft's power outlet is prohibited; refrain from using it to charge other devices
Packing
Insulate the terminals with tape or put each one in a plastic bag to prevent short circuits
Rule in force from
24 April 2026

Can you use a power bank on a ANA flight?

No. Charging the power bank from the aircraft's power outlet is prohibited; refrain from using it to charge other devices.

Power banks on board: what the 99 airlines say

What the airlines say about using a power bank on board
  1. Not to be used on board77
  2. Can be used on board8
  3. Not stated on the airline's pages14

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a power bank on a ANA flight?

No. Charging the power bank from the aircraft's power outlet is prohibited; refrain from using it to charge other devices.

How many power banks can I bring on ANA?

Up to 2 power banks per person.

Can I put a power bank in checked baggage on ANA?

Not allowed in checked baggage.

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Sources for this page

  1. ANA (All Nippon Airways): ana.co.jp/ja/jp/guide/boarding-procedures/baggage/international/