We all love our vapes so much and we take them everywhere, like our cell phones, even taking extra batteries and E-juice. But there is one common place where controversy has arisen: the airplane.

With the summer here and many people beginning to travel with vapes more frequently, it’s important for vapers to be aware of the rules when it comes to vaping and traveling with your vape gear, on airplanes. Fortunately, the rules are fairly simple, but it’s vital that you follow them all to avoid getting yourself into unwanted trouble.

Batteries

Batteries are typically to blame for most of the fear and concerns when it comes to vape and air travel. Lithium-Ion built batteries have been under the spotlight for quite some time with laptops, tablets, and cell phones has been banned from taking flight, or at the very least restricted. So there is little to no surprise that vapes would be the TSA’s next target, but that doesn’t mean you can’t travel with them.

Lithium-ion batteries are not allowed in checked baggage.

Don’t fret though, you can still carry them on the plane with you or in your carry-on baggage. Just ensure that the batteries are either in your mod or in a proper carrying case. And don’t forget to take your mod and batteries out of your pocket or bag when you go through security, just like you would with your laptop or cell phone.

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