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Many airlines have recently updated their policies on lithium batteries,
A Reuters report states that South Korean investigators have yet to release a
Not surprisingly, Air Busan was the first to implement the new policy
Airlines update lithium battery policies after Air Busan fire
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Photo: Phuong D. Nguyen | Shutterstock In light of this incident, South Korea
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Photo: Thai Airways AirAsia will implement the same policy starting March 15,
Photo: Vincenzo Pace | Simple Flying Taiwanese carriers have also reacted to
No clear consensus There is no universal agreement among airlines on
Photo: Terry K | Shutterstock Cathay Pacific still permits passengers to use
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