Virgin Australia allows two power banks per person (over 100 Wh up to 160 Wh with approval), which must be clearly labelled and kept within reach. You cannot use them to charge devices or charge them on board.
Checked against Virgin Australia's official page on . Airlines change these rules often; confirm before you fly.
- Using it on board
- Banned
- How many
- 2Two power banks per person in total. Wireless earbud cases count as power banks.
- 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
Keep in the seat pocket, under the seat in front or on your person. The page says not to use overhead lockers, though its FAQ allows them as a last resort.
Other Virgin Australia's rules
- Must be clearly labelled and from a reputable maker; unlabelled, damaged or recalled units are refused
- Crew may ask for UN 38.3 proof
- 100-160 Wh needs approval and must be declared at check-in
- Unplug all cables from power banks
Questions people ask
Can I bring a power bank on Virgin Australia?
Virgin Australia allows two power banks per person (over 100 Wh up to 160 Wh with approval), which must be clearly labelled and kept within reach. You cannot use them to charge devices or charge them on board.
Can I use a power bank on Virgin Australia flights?
No. Virgin Australia doesn't allow passengers to use power banks on board.
Can I put a power bank in checked luggage on Virgin Australia?
No. Power banks must travel in the cabin.