Embark on an extraordinary journey with your drone and capture breathtaking aerial footage. But before you take flight, it's vital to navigate the regulations and policies that govern drone travel on airplanes. In this comprehensive guide, we'll equip you with the knowledge to ensure a smooth and exhilarating experience as you explore the world from above.
Know the Rules and Unleash Your Drone's Potential
Did you know that drones are generally allowed on airplanes? However, it's essential to familiarize yourself with the specific rules and restrictions that apply to your travel itinerary. From country-specific regulations to airline policies, arming yourself with information will make your drone travel seamless and hassle-free.
We've described each country's drone regulations here for you.
Battery Regulations: Powering Up the Skies:
Fun Fact: Did you know that drone batteries are subject to specific safety regulations? As you embark on your epic adventure, ensure your drone batteries comply with airline guidelines to avoid any setbacks. Stay powered up and ready to soar while adhering to the rules.
Generally speaking, most airlines will follow the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) guidance & rules. When it comes to drones, your main component to worry about is the battery(ies) it uses to fly as these will be under the eye of your airline carrier.
TSA identifies & recommends 3 main categories based on your drone battery's power:
Up to 100-watt-hour = usually allowed (up to 20 items).
From 100 to 160-watt-hour = usually airline approval is required (up to 2 items).
From 160-watt-hour = usually forbidden.
This is exactly what most airlines will apply, such as the example below from KLM.
💡 If your drone battery power is written in milliamp hour (mAh) & voltage (V); then the formula to convert is (mAh)*(V)/1000 = Watt-hour (Wh). For example, if you have a 500mAh battery rated at 5V, the power is 500mAh * 5V / 1000 = 2.5Wh.
✅ In every case, all airlines & the TSA would recommend to place spare batteries in a fireproof bag while travelling and to always keep them with your carry on bag. If you need some fireproof bags, check some out now & get them before taking off!
Preparing for the Journey: Unleash Your Inner Explorer:
Fun Fact: Did you know labeling your drone is essential? Personalize your aerial companion and ensure its safe return in case it goes on its own adventure. In addition, pack essential accessories such as spare batteries, propellers, and a sturdy protective case. By preparing adequately, you'll be ready to unleash your inner explorer, capturing stunning aerial shots effortlessly.
Airline Policies: Find Your Perfect Match:
Discover a world of drone-friendly airlines that embrace your airborne companion. Some airlines permit drones as carry-on items, allowing you to keep your gear close. Others require you to check in your drone as part of your luggage. Uncover the drone policies of different airlines, ensuring compatibility with your travel plans and maximizing convenience.
Get ready to embark on an extraordinary drone travel adventure with this ultimate guide. By understanding airline regulations, researching drone-friendly carriers, and preparing meticulously, you'll soar through the skies with confidence. Unleash your drone's potential, capture breathtaking footage, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Embrace the thrill of drone travel while complying with regulations, and let your imagination take flight!
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Safe flights! 🛫
Aegan Airline Drone Policy ✅ Aegan Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Aegan Airline bag policy
Aeroflot Airline Drone Policy ✅ Aeroflot should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
💡 At least one Dronemade Member reported being able to carry a Mavic Pro onboard
Source: Aeroflot bag policy
Aeromexico Airline Drone Policy ✅ Aeromexico should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Aeromexico bag policy
Air Astana Drone Policy ✅ Air Astana should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Air Astana bag policy
Air Canada Drone Policy ✅ Air Canada should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Air Canada bag policy
Air China Drone Policy ✅ Air China should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Air China bag policy
Air France Drone Policy ✅ Air France should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Air France bag policy
Air India Drone Policy ✅ Air India should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 100-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Air India bag policy
Air Macau Drone Policy ✅ Air Macau should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size. You will need to ask for permission ahead if your batteries are over 100Wh.
Source: Air Macau bag policy
Air New Zealand Drone Policy ✅ Air New Zealand should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
💡 At least one Dronemade Member reported being able to carry a Mavic Pro onboard
Source: Air New Zealand drone policy
All Nippon Airways Drone Policy
✅ All Nippon Airways should allow you to carry your drone on their planes. There might be a limit in the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Amaszonas Linéa Aérea Drone Policy ✅ Amaszonas Linéa Aérea doesn't forbid you to carry your drone on their planes. Your drone's batteries should ideally be placed in a fireproof bag during transport. You can only carry it within you cabin bag, not in the checked luggage. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Amaszonas Linéa Aérea bag policy
American Airline Drone Policy ✅ American Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: American Airline bag policy
Asiana Airline Drone Policy ✅ Asiana Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Asiana Airline bag policy
Avianca Airline Drone Policy ✅ Avianca should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Avianca Airline bag policy
British Airways Drone Policy ✅ British Airways should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: British Airways bag policy
Brussels Airlines Drone Policy ✅ Brussels Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size. You will need to ask for permission ahead if your batteries are over 100Wh.
Source: Brussels Airline bag policy
Bulgaria Air Drone Policy 🚨 We did not find any information linked to drones &/or batteries on their website. We've contacted them in January 2019 & are pending for some answers. We recommend you contact the airline prior boarding time.
Source: Bulgaria Air bag policy
Cathay Pacific Drone Policy ✅ Cathay Pacific should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Cathay Pacific bag policy
China Airline Drone Policy ✅ China Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: China Airline bag policy
China Eastern Airlines Drone Policy 🚨 China Eastern Airlines link to drone & lithium batteries policy was broken at the time of our research. We've contacted them & will update this part as soon as we receive an answer.
China Southern Airlines Drone Policy ✅ China Southern Airlines should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
COPA Airlines Drone Policy ✅ COPA Airlines allows you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: COPA Airlines bag policy
Croatia Airlines Drone Policy ✅ Croatia Airlines should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size. You will need to ask for permission ahead if your batteries are over 100Wh.
Source: Croatia Airlines bag policy
Danish Air Transport Drone Policy ✅ Danish Air Transport allows you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size. You will need to ask for permission ahead if your batteries are over 100Wh.
Source: Danish Air Transport bag policy
Delta Air Lines Drone Policy ✅ Delta Air Lines allows you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Delta Air Lines bag policy
EasyJet Airline Drone Policy ✅ EasyJet allows you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: EasyJet bag policy
Etihad Airways Drone Policy ✅ Etihad Airways allows you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Etihad Airways bag policy
Emirates Airline Drone Policy 🚨 Emirates Airline has communicated that they will not accept any drones within carry on bag for safety reasons. To travel on Emirates Airline with your drone, you will need the drone's batteries to be removable & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport.
💡 At least one Dronemade Member reported being able to carry a Mavic Pro in the checked luggage.
Source: Emirates drone policy
EgyptAir Drone Policy 🚨 We did not find any information linked to drones &/or batteries on their website. We've contacted them in January 2019 & are pending for some answers. We recommend you contact the airline prior boarding time.
Source: EgyptAir bag policy
Eva Air Drone Policy ✅ Eva Air allows you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Eva Air bag policy
Hainan Airlines Drone Policy ✅ Hainan Airlines allows you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Hainan Airlines bag policy
Hong Kong Airline Drone Policy ✅ Hong Kong Airline allows you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Hong Kong bag policy
Iberia Airline Drone Policy ✅ Iberia should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
💡 At least one Dronemade Member reported being able to carry a Mavic Pro onboard
Source: Iberia bag policy
Indigo Airline Drone Policy ✅ Indigo Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size. Drone controllers should be in carry on too.
Source: Indigo Airline battery policy
Iraqi Airways Drone Policy ✅ Iraqi Airways should allow you to carry your drone on their planes ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Iraqi Airways bag policy
Japan Airlines Drone Policy ✅ Japan Airlines should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 100-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireroof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Japan Airlines bag policy
Jet Airways Drone Policy ✅ Jet Airways should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size. You will need to ask for permission ahead if your battery is over 100-watt-hour.
Source: Jet Airways bag policy
JetBlue Airways Drone Policy
✅ JetBlue Airways allows you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireroof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: JetBlue Airways drone policy
Jetstar Airline Drone Policy ✅ Jetstar should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size. (Note that for batteries over 100Wh, you will need to ask permission to dg@qantas.com.au)
💡 At least one Dronemade Member reported being able to carry a Mavic Pro onboard
Source: Jetstar bag policy
Korean Air Drone Policy ✅ Korean Air allows you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Korean Air bag policy
KLM Airline Drone Policy ✅ KLM should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: KLM bag policy
Kuwait Aiways Drone Policy ✅ Kuwait Airways allows you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Kuwait Airways bag policy
LAM Mozambique Airline Drone Policy ✅ LAM Mozambique Airline seems to allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should not be licking or wet & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
LATAM Airline Drone Policy ✅ LATAM should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 300-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: LATAM bag policy
Lao Airlines Drone Policy ✅ Lao Airlines should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Lao Airlines bag policy
Lufthansa Airline Drone Policy ✅ Lufthansa should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 300-watt-hour. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Lufthansa bag policy
Luxair Airline Drone Policy ✅ Luxair Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size. You will need to ask for permission ahead if your batteries are over 100Wh.
Source: Luxair Airline bag policy
Maldivian Aero Drone Policy 🚨 We did not find any information linked to drones &/or batteries on their website. We've contacted them in January 2019 & are pending for some answers. We recommend you contact the airline prior boarding time.
Source: Maldivian Aero bag policy
Mongolia Airlines Drone Policy ✅ Mongolia Airlines should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Mongolia Airlines bag policy
Norwegian Airline Drone Policy ✅ Norwegian Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Norwegian Airline bag policy
Oman Air Drone Policy 🚨 We did not find any information linked to drones &/or batteries on their website. We've contacted them in January 2019 & are pending for some answers. We recommend you contact the airline prior boarding time.
Source: Oman Air bag policy
Philippines Airline Drone Policy ✅ Philippines Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Philippines Airline bag policy
Qantas Airline Drone Policy ✅ Qantas Airways should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
💡 At least one Dronemade Member reported being able to carry a Mavic Pro onboard
Source: Qantas Airways bag policy
Qatar Airways Drone Policy ✅ Qatar Airways should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Qatar Airways bag policy
Royal Jordanian Airlines Drone Policy
✅ Royal Jordanian Airlines should allow you to carry your drone on their planes ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Ryanair Airline Drone Policy ✅ Ryanair should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
💡 At least one of our Members reported being able to carry a Mavic Pro onboard
Source: Ryanair bag policy
Saudia Airline Drone Policy
🚨 Saudia link to drone & lithium batteries policy was broken at the time of our research. We've contacted them & will update this part as soon as we receive an answer.
Source: Saudia bag policy
Singapore Airlines Drone Policy
✅ Singapore Airlines should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Singapore Airlines bag policy
SriLankan Airlines Drone Policy
✅ SriLankan Airlines should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 100-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireroof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: SriLankan Airlines bag policy
South African Airways Drone Policy
✅ South African Airways should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: South African Airways bag policy
Southwest Airlines Drone Policy
✅ Southwest Airlines should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Southwest Airlines bag policy
Surinam Airlines Drone Policy
✅ Surinam Airlines should allow you to carry your drone on their planes ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Surinam Airlines bag policy
Swiss Airline Drone Policy
✅ Swiss Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 100-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. You will need to ask for authorisation for batteries between 100 & 160-watt -hour & there might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Swiss Airline drone policy
TAP Air Portugal Drone Policy
✅ TAP Air Portugal should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. You can only carry it within you cabin bag, not in the checked luggage. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
💡 At least one Dronemade Member reported being able to carry a Mavic Pro onboard
Source: Tap Air Portugal drone policy
TAROM Airline Drone Policy
✅ TAROM Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireroof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Thai Airways Drone Policy
✅ Thai Airways should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
TunisAir Airline Drone Policy
🚨 We did not find any information linked to drones &/or batteries on their website. We've contacted them in January 2019 & are pending for some answers. We recommend you contact the airline prior boarding time.
Source: TunisAir Airline bag policy
Turkish Airline Drone Policy
✅ Turkish Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: Turkish Airline bag policy
United Airlines Drone Policy
✅ United Airlines should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: United Airlines bag policy
Vietnam Airlines Drone Policy ✅ Vietnam Airlines should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size. 💡 At least one Dronemade Member reported being able to carry a Mavic Pro onboard
Source: Vietnam Airlines bag policy & battery policy
Vueling Airline Drone Policy ✅ Vueling Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 300-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
💡 At least one Dronemade Member reported being able to carry a Mavic Pro onboard
Source: Vueling Airline bag policy
WestJet Airline Drone Policy ✅ WestJet should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 300-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size.
Source: WestJet bag policy
Wizz Airline Drone Policy ✅ Wizz Airline should allow you to carry your drone on their planes but your drone's batteries should be less than 160-watt-hour & ideally placed in a fireproof bag during transport. There might be a limit on the number of drone's batteries you can carry based on their power size. You will need to ask for permission ahead if your battery is over 100-watt-hour.
💡 At least one Dronemade Member reported being able to carry a Mavic Pro onboard
Source: Wizz Airline bag policy
Disclaimer: Although great care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information researched, we take no responsibility for any loss, harm or damage caused as a direct or indirect consequence of relying on this information. It is your responsibility to seek advice from qualified local & relevant authorities for needed information about airline drone policies.
✅Please leave a comment or update when you receive news and/or gain experience taking your drone on any airline! Have fun & safe flights!
