Can this charger be taken on airline flights?
933614
I can't imagine it would be disallowed. It's just a battery with a hand-crank.
777136
Yes. But you would need an adapter for the 3-prong plug. I have used it on international travel and have not encountered any problems.
932377
Yes indeed. It doesn't happen amazingly quickly, but definitely charges as you go, depending on how you're using while it charges. If you put in airplane mode, will charge pretty quickly.
1239021
It's a good charger I think that it will charge it but I don't know how effective it will be if your watching movies and you have a long plane ride will it charge? Yes for that long period of a time? Probably not ... (From my experience)
323819
yes , you shouldn't have any trouble charging as long as connector will fit, mine has 3 different adapters on it and will charge several items. travel with it.
1475982
Call the airline and ask them. You can take as cushion, whetehr or not you'd be bale to use the car adapter feature on a plane, I don't know.
1175495
Yes. You absolutely can. I use it while I'm traveling and it is the only charger I use while traveling. I found on a couple rare occasions I had the device switched on and it didn't automatically turn itself off and didn't accept the charge from the wall. Most of the time I don't have this issue and it recharges the battery as well as my connected phone and other devices.
1829580
No. This charger has two different types of amps on each port which effects the rate of charging. In order for this to work overseas, you would need to buy an adaptor for the plug (the part that goes into the outlet). Hope that answers your question.
1428127
I do not see why not. I have charged different electronics and never had a problem. I love mine. Comes in very handy when you are not able to plug in a wall or traveling.
816723
I've never had an issue carrying external battery packs; they're treated the same way as regular chargers. Make sure not to use cellphones and the like at any point in the plane unless they allow you to do so though.
1659367
It is as long as the chargers for your devices have a converter. Most current ones on the market do (iphone, etc).
1911377
Yes, I have charged two extra batteries to take on a trip with me and know if I'm out all day and night, I won't run out of charge. I also bought an Anker brand USB portable battery charger from Amazon for my Color Nook and Android phone (takes a while to charge either if they are really low). This travels in my purse and can be used on a long air flight!
1599110
I'd say yes. I used my charger in the USB outlet of the rental car I used and it worked just fine.
718677
Yes! I have traveled with it on long international flights (about 16 hours with one layover). It's like any electronic device such as iPad, laptop or another smaller charger. I used it while on long fights with no problems.
2272322
No don't try it -doesn't stay charged as long as you wish! If you could use it the airplane mode will be best to save usage hahaha! Hahaha! Hahaha!
1604985
If there is, it's by no means accessible to the average consumer. The clear answer is no.You can charge this through its micro usb port and then have it ready to power an electronic off the (full-size) usb slot when needed on the go. If it dies, you get a new one. If that's a concern then get a better, more expensive one.
760338
Never tried it. You need a cigarette lighter type socket to plug it into or a 12volt outlet. Don't remember seeing those on any planes I've flown on. Sorry.