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Starting May 1, new in-flight safety rules to roll out in the US: What they mean for passengers

US airlines are implementing new rules for portable chargers starting May 1, limiting the number of devices and restricting their storage and use during flights. These changes aim to mitigate rising incidents involving lithium battery-powered devices, as reported by the FAA. Passengers must now adhere to airline-specific guidelines for carrying and handling their power banks.

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