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Air Transport of Section II Excepted Lithium Batteries 2025

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The document outlines the shipping requirements and safety protocols for transporting Section II 'Excepted' Lithium Batteries by air. It emphasizes that defective or damaged lithium batteries are prohibited for air transport, mandates careful handling, and specifies compliance with IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations. The shipper must confirm that the batteries are not faulty and provide necessary details, ensuring all documentation is complete for safe transit.

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Begin by filling in the TNT Connote Number at the top of the form. This is essential for tracking your shipment.
In the 'Content Information' section, tick the relevant box that corresponds to the type of lithium batteries you are shipping. Ensure you select accurately based on your shipment's compliance.
Provide a full telephone number, including international dialing code, for additional information contact.
Complete the 'Shipper Details' section in block letters, including your company name and date.
Have the signatory fill in their name and provide a signature to confirm compliance with IATA DGR Packing Instructions.
Finally, fold the document as instructed and place it in a clear plastic envelope so that all necessary information is visible without opening it.

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Can I mail UN3480?

Lithium-ion batteries not packed with or installed in equipment (individual batteries): Mailpieces must bear a DOT-approved lithium battery mark, as specified in 49 CFR 173.185(c)(3)(i) and Exhibit 325.2a, applied to the address side of the mailpiece. The mark must indicate UN3480 for lithium-ion cells or batteries.

Can lithium batteries be transported by air?

But theres good news: Lithium-ion batteries can be shipped safely by air if shippers take proper precautions. As with all hazardous goods, safely shipping lithium-ion batteries by air requires having personnel with the appropriate expertise and training and complying with strict labeling and packaging requirements.

What are excepted lithium batteries?

Excepted lithium batteries are smaller, less energy-dense batteries or cells which qualify for relief from certain regulatory provisions.

Can I fly with lithium batteries in my carry-on?

ing to the TSA, all spare lithium batteries must be carried in your carry-on bag and should be protected and insulated (ie in a battery case with electrical tape over the terminals).

Can lithium-ion batteries be shipped by air?

Lithium-ion batteries contained in equipment = UN 3481 Standalone lithium-ion batteries (i.e., batteries without their equipment) are classed as UN3480 under the United Nations (UN) agency classification. These types can ONLY be shipped by cargo aircraft.

Can UN3480 be shipped by air?

Standalone lithium-ion batteries (UN3480) can be shipped by air only with a state of charge of 30% or less. Packages per consignment.

Can you ship an UN3480 via air?

Remember that air shipments of lithium ion (UN3480) and lithium metal (UN3090) batteries without equipment must be sent as fully regulated dangerous goods when shipped with UPS, which requires a UPS Dangerous Goods contract.

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