From April 24, 2026, ANA allows up to two power banks of 160 Wh or less, carried in the cabin. Charging them from seat power is prohibited, and you are told not to use them to charge other devices.
Checked against All Nippon Airways (ANA)'s official page on . Airlines change these rules often; confirm before you fly.
- Using it on board
- Banned
- How many
- 2Up to 2 power banks per person, 160 Wh or less each.
- Size without approval
- 100 Wh
- Size with approval
- Up to 160 Wh
- Charging it on board
- Not allowed
- Checked bags
- Not allowed
Where to keep it
Per the MLIT rules: not in overhead bins, keep within reach.
Other All Nippon Airways (ANA)'s rules
- Protect terminals with tape or a plastic bag
When this started
The current rule took effect on 2026-04-24.
Questions people ask
Can I bring a power bank on All Nippon Airways (ANA)?
From April 24, 2026, ANA allows up to two power banks of 160 Wh or less, carried in the cabin. Charging them from seat power is prohibited, and you are told not to use them to charge other devices.
Can I use a power bank on All Nippon Airways (ANA) flights?
No. All Nippon Airways (ANA) doesn't allow passengers to use power banks on board.
Can I put a power bank in checked luggage on All Nippon Airways (ANA)?
No. Power banks must travel in the cabin.