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Korean Air will regulate smart luggage with lithium-ion batteries

Starting from January 15th onwards

Starting from January 15th onwards, Korean Air will regulate passengers from checking in and carrying-on Smart Luggage.Smart Luggage included features and devices such as USB chargers, Wi-Fi hotspot, GPS, auto locking system and motorized wheel. Smart Luggage with non-removable lithium-ion batteries may pose risks for fire hazard in cargo holds or cabins.In accordance with the regulations issued by...

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Seoul, South Korea, 01/15/2018 13:00
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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