Large tech allowed on Intl. flight? [duplicate]
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I have a 16000mAh power bank that I use to charge my phone and iPad. I was concerned of it size being a problem for Canadian-USA border security.
Is this actually a problem or will they not even care? I know this may seem like a dumb question.
Best Answer
You mean one of those USB batteries? They're not much bigger than an iPhone so no, no problem at all.
However, you should not check batteries.
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