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Public Security Authorities Issue National Day Air Travel Safety Notice

China's Ministry of Public Security published a National Day air-travel safety notice via its WeChat account. Travellers are told to buy tickets only through official channels or legitimate ticketing platforms, and to check flight status, check-in times and security rules in advance via airline or airport official apps, websites or hotlines. Lost, expired or forgotten ID cards can be handled through the WeChat/Alipay temporary flight certificate mini-programme or airport police certificate counters. Power banks and lithium batteries must be carried in cabin baggage, not checked, must not be used in flight, and must meet rules including the 3C certification mark. The notice also calls for la…

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Impact and considerations

Issued ahead of the National Day air-travel peak, the notice sets out operational requirements on ticketing channels, ID handling, lithium-battery and power-bank carriage, irregular-flight handling and fraud prevention, directly affecting compliance and throughput during the holiday.

Key points

  • Tickets should be purchased only through official channels or legitimate ticketing platforms.
  • Before travel, check flight status, check-in times and security rules via airline or airport official apps, websites or hotlines.
  • Lost, expired or forgotten ID cards can be handled via the WeChat/Alipay temporary flight certificate mini-programme or airport police certificate counters.
  • Lighters and flammable or explosive items are banned; power banks must comply with rules and carry the 3C mark, and power banks and lithium batteries may only be carried in cabin baggage, never checked, and must not be used in flight.
  • Travellers carrying unmanned aircraft and their core components into or transiting Beijing must check transport requirements in advance.
  • For delays, cancellations or diversions, refunds and changes should be handled lawfully and rationally; occupying check-in counters, security lanes or boarding gates, or forcing boarding or seizing aircraft, is prohibited.
  • Seat-grabbing, seat-hogging, smoking (including e-cigarettes), causing disturbances, improper use of electronic devices and opening emergency exits are prohibited.
  • Airlines will not ask for bank card numbers, SMS verification codes, transfers, downloads of unknown apps or screen sharing under the pretext of delays, refunds, baggage anomalies or points redemption.

Sources and time

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First source publication
30 Sept 2026, 08:00
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30 Sept 2026, 12:02
Last updated
30 Sept 2026, 08:00
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