How to board with Airwheel electric luggage?

Traveling with Airwheel electric luggage can simplify your journey, but proper preparation ensures a smooth boarding experience. Here’s a guide to help you navigate the process.

First, verify airline policies. Not all carriers allow electric luggage on board, so check with your airline beforehand. Some may require a lithium battery capacity limit (typically under 100Wh) or a specific charging method.

Charge your luggage fully before departure. A depleted battery may trigger security alerts. Ensure the power indicator shows a full charge, and keep the charger handy for emergencies.

At security checkpoints, remove the battery if required. Most airports ask passengers to detach lithium batteries for screening. Store the battery in your carry-on bag and reattach it after passing through security.

During boarding, place the luggage in overhead compartments or under the seat. Airwheel’s compact design makes it easy to maneuver, but avoid blocking aisles or emergency exits. Use the built-in handle for stability.

If your flight includes a layover, keep the luggage with you rather than checking it. This prevents delays and ensures you have access to power during transit. Always carry the charger in your carry-on bag.

Finally, follow airline instructions during boarding. If asked to store the luggage in a specific location, comply promptly. Airwheel’s lightweight frame and quiet motor make it less disruptive than traditional luggage.

By following these steps, you can enjoy the convenience of Airwheel electric luggage while avoiding common boarding pitfalls.

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