Lithium batteries
Transporting lithium batteries is limited by their characteristics and depends on whether they are installed in equipment or if you wish to carry them as spares.

Check the types of batteries table to see whether you can take them as carry-on or checked baggage.
When you check in a battery installed in a laptop, camera, mobile phone or similar, you must disconnect it and take steps to ensure it cannot be accidentally activated.
The terminals for all spare batteries that you carry in your hand baggage must be protected to prevent against short circuits . Use the original packing material to protect terminals or individual plastic bags for each battery.
Spare batteries cannot be placed in checked baggage.
Types of lithium batteries
A lithium battery can be transported on the aircraft depending on whether it is installed in equipment and on its Watt hour capacity (for rechargeable batteries) or lithium (LC) content (for non-rechargeable batteries).
And remember
- Spare batteries cannot be checked in.
- Insulate terminals to prevent short circuits.
- If you check the equipment, make sure it cannot be accidentally activated.