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Can you take battery chargers on a plane?
xmex
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Im going on holiday to spain in a few weeks, and i wanted to know whether you can take a normal aa uniross battery charger on the plane.either in you hand luggage or in you hold baggage.my mum don't think it is a good idea and thinks they might think it is a bomb or something.im sure you would be aloud, ive look on the internet but couldnt find any information about it. do you know if you can?
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I always take one - in the hold (not much point putting it in hand-luggage), never had a problem. Same with mobile charger, spare batteries etc. Only time I've been stopped was due to my mobile case - didn't have the mobile in it and the belt-clip looked like a knife apparently.0
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I've never had any problem. Don't put the batteries in it, though, just in case. In any event, I can't as I have one of the little Uniross GlobeTrotter ones - folded up, its not much bigger than 4 x AA's.The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in my life.
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