[Korea] Explaining the use of mobile batteries in terms of amperes commonly used in Japan👍

Carry-on restrictions for lithium-ion rechargeable batteries (mobile batteries) will be strengthened from March 1, 2025! Watts and amperes are difficult, so I will explain in amperes, which are commonly used in Japan⭐️ [Capacity and number restrictions] Up to 5 mobile batteries of 20,000mAh or less are OK Up to 2 mobile batteries of 30,000mAh to 40,000mAh are OK 50,000mAh or more are not allowed! [How to store them on board] There are various things said, such as sticking tape on them, but the easiest way is to put them one by one in a zipper bag! No problem with this, Kenchanayo❤️ You cannot put them in the overhead luggage rack, so hold them in your hand or put them in the seat pocket♪ [Restrictions on use on board] This is where many people misunderstand💡 Even if there is an outlet, it is not okay to charge a mobile battery✖️ But, it is OK to charge a PC, smartphone, etc. from a mobile battery⭕️ When checking in luggage, carry-on batteries were also checked at the same time. Follow the rules and enjoy a comfortable mobile battery life🎶 [Incheon International Airport] 272 Gonghang-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon, South Korea #South Korea #South Korean battery restrictions #Incheon International Airport #South Korea travel #Spring 0 yen trip