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Sep 24Thu
  1. IATA Pressroom

    IATA: Cargo Screening Alone Cannot Solve Undeclared Dangerous Goods Risk

    The International Air Transport Association (IATA) in Budapest called for stronger collaborative action across the air cargo supply chain through a multi-layered approach to counter undeclared and mis-declared dangerous goods. IATA stressed that security screening, primarily focused on terror threats, is an important layer of protection but not a primary solution. About 80% of dangerous goods incidents reported to IATA in the first half of 2025 involved undeclared or hidden dangerous goods, with lithium batteries and concealed items such as undeclared e-cigarettes and aerosols most commonly identified. IATA issued a white paper urging governments, manufacturers and online marketplaces, ship…

Sep 19Sat
  1. CATA

    CATA Aviation Conference cabin safety and service showcase held in Beijing

    The fourth China Air Transport Association (CATA) Aviation Conference was held at the China National Convention Center Phase II in Beijing from 17 to 19 September. During the event, cabin safety and service culture showcases ran twice daily, with more than 80 cabin crew representatives from 20 airlines taking part across three segments: professional image, service brand and safety knowledge interaction. The safety segment demonstrated onboard lithium-battery emergency response and cabin-crew coordination standards, while the service segment featured dedicated products for elderly and child passengers and brands built around tea culture, regional culture and multilingual service. An on-site…

Sep 14Mon
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    New 3C Certification Rules for Power Banks Take Effect from April 2027

    China's State Administration for Market Regulation issued new 3C certification implementation rules for power banks in May this year, and certification bodies have issued the first 32 CCC certificates. Power banks certified under the old rules may be produced and sold until 31 March 2027; from 1 April 2027, all power banks sold ex-factory must be certified under the new rules. The new rules add the mandatory national standard Safety Technical Specifications for Portable Power Supplies as a certification basis, strengthen tests for compression, nail penetration and lithium plating, and require smart management, voltage regulation and abnormal-use disable functions.

Aug 28Fri
  1. UK CAA News

    UK CAA Urges Travelers to Pack Lithium Batteries Correctly

    The UK Civil Aviation Authority is reminding travelers ahead of the August Bank Holiday weekend, with around 2 million passengers expected to depart from airports across England, Scotland, and Wales. As lithium batteries can overheat if damaged, passengers should keep power banks, vapes, and spare batteries in hand luggage, not checked baggage. The CAA has launched the 'Pack Right for a Safe Flight' campaign, noting that the average traveler now packs around four lithium-powered devices.

Jul 22Wed
Nov 24Mon
  1. EASA Press Releases

    EASA Annual Safety Conference: Complacency Is Biggest European Aviation Safety Risk, Rule Simplific…

    At its 2025 Annual Safety Conference in Copenhagen, EASA said the biggest risk to European aviation safety is complacency arising from the industry's strong safety performance in recent years. The conference cited near-miss examples including runway incursions, erroneous altimeter settings and lithium battery fires onboard. Participants unanimously supported rule simplification and smart regulation, and EASA has launched a stakeholder survey, stressing the essential role of member states in the process.