Thai airlines impose restrictions on in-flight use of power banks

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BANGKOK: Thai Airways and AirAsia have introduced new restrictions on the use of power banks (portable chargers) onboard their flights, following a rise in cabin fire incidents.

Thai Airways International has announced a complete ban on the use or charging with power banks during flights, effective from March 15.

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